Noam LeYisrael Party Strengthens Campaign Team Ahead of Knesset Elections

The "Noam LeYisrael" party is pushing forward in its bid to cross the electoral threshold ahead of the upcoming Knesset elections, reinforcing its ranks with seasoned political campaign professionals. Shimon Batat, who previously managed the campaign headquarters of President Isaac Herzog, is heading the campaign staff. He is joined by Aharon Cohen, former manager of the election day headquarters for "Otzma Yehudit".

According to party data, over 90,000 supporters have already registered via the party's Elector platform. On election day, scheduled for 17 days from now, approximately 5,000 activists are set to operate polling stations, with the party planning to invest around 2 million shekels directly into election day operations.

"As someone who has managed numerous election campaigns, I can say that serious and thorough work is being done here, with broad preparation across all sectors and intensive grassroots activity," Batat stated. "We see significant responsiveness and believe we have a strong chance of crossing the electoral threshold. We are running all the way, with full force, to translate this support into actual votes."

Additionally, the party has recruited Haredi strategists and media consultants to run a targeted campaign tailored to various communities within the ultra-Orthodox public. Senior party officials emphasized that the campaign will rely on messaging customized for each sub-sector as they prepare for intensive efforts nationwide.