Noam

Against the backdrop of extensive fundraising and the establishment of 150 headquarters, party chairman MK Avi Maoz launched the election campaign. He clarified that the party intends to run to the end, aiming to serve as a bridge between the religious and Haredi public.

Following the addition of Eliyahu Libman and other candidates, the Noam party is finalizing its election preparations. The party signals it will run independently to 'restore Jewish identity and save the right-wing bloc.'