Channel 12 reports that the Noam party, chaired by MK Avi Maoz, has changed its name to '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 disillusioned with existing parties, arguing that the right-wing bloc needs another party to win.
The Noam party, a small right-wing religious party led by MK Avi Maoz, has rebranded as 'Noam Israel' and formally launched its campaign for the upcoming elections. The new slogan, 'Free to be Jewish,' emphasizes the party's focus on Jewish identity and religious freedom. Maoz positioned the party as an alternative for right-wing voters disillusioned with the existing major parties, arguing that the right-wing bloc's victory requires additional right-wing representation. The rebranding and campaign launch come as the party seeks to surpass the electoral threshold.
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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