3,500 ambassadors: Noam LeIsrael enters the home stretch

The Noam LeIsrael party held a national ambassadors conference at the Binyanei Ha'uma convention center in Jerusalem with 3,500 activists, marking the beginning of the final stretch before the elections. Each ambassador committed to recruiting 50 additional voters. Party chairman MK Avi Maoz responded to calls for withdrawal from the right-wing bloc, arguing that withdrawal would be irresponsible. Rabbi Tzvi Tau said the movement has been established and there is no turning back.

The Noam LeIsrael party held a national ambassadors conference this evening (Wednesday) at the Binyanei Ha'uma convention center in Jerusalem, with 3,500 activists from across the country, marking the beginning of the final stretch before the elections. Each attendee committed to recruiting at least 50 additional voters, as part of an organizational infrastructure aimed at hundreds of thousands of voters. Party chairman MK Avi Maoz delivered a speech in which he responded to calls for the party to withdraw from rivals in the right-wing bloc: "They tell us we are irresponsible – the real irresponsibility would be to withdraw now and continue to abandon Israel's children in the education system to further progressive brainwashing." Rabbi Tzvi Israel Tau, president of the Har Hamor Yeshiva and the party's spiritual leader, said: "The Noam LeIsrael movement has arisen and become established; turning back is impossible, staying silent any longer – impossible." Eliyahu Liebman, the party's candidate and father of Elyakim Shlomo, may his memory be blessed, who fell on October 7, attacked the claim that the party should withdraw to save the right-wing bloc, asking: "Who is the right-wing bloc without Noam LeIsrael?" The conference was honored by the presence of many rabbis from the religious Zionist and Haredi communities.