From settlement and education to the Knesset: The "Noam Le-Israel" party adds two women to its list
Following the addition of Eliyahu Libman and Shimon Tobul, the party has announced the inclusion of Iska Haimov and Liora Alon, both of whom possess extensive experience in public, educational, and managerial sectors. MK Avi Maoz stated that these additions bring valuable expertise and a proven capacity for leadership to the party's platform.
The "Noam Le-Israel" party, led by Member of Knesset Avi Maoz, is expanding its ranks ahead of the upcoming Knesset elections. The party has officially announced the addition of Iska Haimov and Liora Alon to its electoral list.
Iska Haimov, a resident of Sha'arei Tikva, is a business and organizational consultant, personal coach, and educator with over 30 years of experience. Her previous roles include serving as CEO of the religious community settlements of Einav and Shavei Shomron, chair of Kiryat Netafim, and director of the boarding school at the Mikve Israel youth village. Today, she manages "Ha-Yahalom - Litush Le-Asakim" ("The Diamond - Polishing for Businesses"), a school and club for business owners. Haimov holds a master's degree in organizational consulting.
Notably, Haimov is the sister of Shin Bet chief David Barnea. This family connection carries additional significance given the "Noam Le-Israel" party's affinity for Rabbi Zvi Tau, president of the Har Hamor Yeshiva, who is known as Barnea's rabbi.
Liora Alon, wife of Aviram and mother of nine, holds a bachelor's degree in psychology and education and a master's degree in educational systems management. Her professional background includes working as a special education teacher, serving as CEO of a school network, and acting as an advisor to the Mayor of Jerusalem. She remains active in social and public work.
These additions are part of the party's broader expansion strategy. Recently, Lieutenant Colonel (res.) Eliyahu Libman, former head of the Kiryat Arba-Hebron Council, and Shimon Tobul, Deputy Mayor of Beersheba, also joined the party.
"Noam Le-Israel" chairman, MK Avi Maoz, stated:
"We are happy to add high-quality and experienced women to 'Noam Le-Israel' who have worked for years for the sake of education, society, settlement, and the public in Israel. Iska and Liora bring with them extensive experience, public and value-based work, and a proven ability to lead and influence. Their joining is part of the process of expanding the ranks of 'Noam Le-Israel' and turning it into a political home for a broad public seeking to return Jewish identity and Jewish values to the center of public activity."
Haimov stated: "I believe that together we can lead the State of Israel to a better place, strengthen the education system, and above all, the Jewish identity of the State of Israel."
Alon added: "In recent years, in the municipal arena, I saw up close how important it is to bring the voice of the field to the decision-makers. This is exactly what I intend to do in the Knesset as well — to bring the voice of the public and act on its behalf."
