Channel 12 reports that the Noam party, chaired by MK Avi Maoz, has rebranded as 'Noam Israel' and launched its election campaign with the slogan 'Free to be Jewish'. Maoz said the party aims to provide a safe political home for right-wing voters disappointed with existing parties, arguing that the right-wing bloc needs another party to secure victory.
The rebranding of the Noam party as 'Noam Israel' and the launch of its campaign under the slogan 'Free to be Jewish' marks an effort by MK Avi Maoz to position his party as a distinct alternative on the right. Maoz's statement that the right-wing bloc needs an additional party to win reflects a desire to capture voters disillusioned with the current right-wing coalition. The party's focus on national-religious and right-wing values may appeal to voters who feel their interests are not fully represented by Likud or other established parties. Channel 12 reported the development, quoting Maoz directly.
3 developments
- DevelopingEliyahu Libman, father of fallen soldier Elyakim Libman, joins Noam party list alongside MK Avi Maoz
- DevelopingBeersheba deputy mayor joins Noam party hours after indictment for assaulting Bedouin youth
- DevelopingBereaved fathers from rival camps march from Kaplan to Western Wall in unity event
- DevelopingReport: Netanyahu considering reserving Likud list slots for Gal Hirsch, Amir Avivi, and three others
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