The Noam party, rebranded as Noam Israel, launched its election campaign Wednesday. Eliyahu Libman, father of fallen soldier Elyakim Libman, and Beersheba Deputy Mayor Shimon Tovol will join MK Avi Maoz on the list. Maoz said the party seeks to deliver 61 seats to the right-wing bloc.
The Noam party, chaired by MK Avi Maoz, officially launched its election campaign Wednesday afternoon, rebranding as 'Noam Israel.' The party announced that Eliyahu Libman, father of fallen soldier Elyakim Libman and a prominent figure in the Tikva Forum, will join the list alongside Beersheba Deputy Mayor Shimon Tovol. Tovol's addition follows an indictment filed against him Tuesday for allegedly assaulting a Bedouin youth, as The Zioneer reported. MK Maoz stated that Noam Israel aims to be the party that delivers the right-wing bloc 61 seats in the upcoming Knesset elections. The campaign launch expands the party's slate beyond its founding leader, positioning it as a potential additional right-wing option for voters.
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- 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
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