The party that changed its name declared: "We will save the right-wing government"
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.
The Noam party, which has changed its name to "Noam Yisrael" and is signaling its intention to run independently in the upcoming elections, is holding a press conference today, Wednesday, with the goal of "saving the right-wing government by forming alliances," according to party sources. The press conference featured speeches by the party chairman, MK Avi Maoz, and the new recruit Eliyahu Libman, former head of the Kiryat Arba council and father of Elyakim, who was murdered on October 7.
Following Libman's addition to the party, and against the backdrop of the expected inclusion of other candidates, the Noam party has completed extensive preparations for the elections: a new central headquarters, about 150 regional branches across the country, and the raising of approximately 10 million shekels. This move signals the party's intention to run independently until the end of the election cycle.
"We chose to launch our election campaign on Tu B'Av, the day that symbolizes the love of the people of Israel. I am happy and excited to open the campaign of the 'Noam LeYisrael' party," said MK Maoz.
Regarding the addition of the word "Yisrael," Maoz said: "Because we are facing the people of Israel. We are bringing new forces and making new connections. Noam LeYisrael intends to be a bridge and a connection. To my great regret, in recent months the wall between the religious Zionist and Haredi public has grown higher. We will be the bridge that connects these two publics."
"We will run to the end"
Party officials clarify: "We will run to the end in order to bring Jewish identity back to the forefront, to save the right-wing bloc, and to connect the parts of the nation." Likewise, the party is currently establishing a broad organizational structure, which has been built in recent months, alongside the continued expansion of the list.
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"The Israeli public understands more and more that the struggle for the Jewish identity of the State of Israel is one of the central challenges of the coming years. We will continue to bring this message and present to the public a value-based and clear alternative that will unite and connect all parts of the nation."
