A day after the launch: The messages being sent by the 'Noam LeIsrael' party

A day after the launch of the election campaign, the 'Noam LeIsrael' party led by MK Avi Maoz has put up a national outdoor campaign under the slogan 'Free to be Jewish'. The party declares it will run all the way in order to strengthen the right-wing bloc and bring back voters who identify with Jewish and national identity values.

A day after the launch of the election campaign and the inauguration of the central campaign headquarters, the 'Noam LeIsrael' party led by MK Avi Maoz put up a national outdoor campaign today (Thursday) under the slogan 'Free to be Jewish'. As part of the campaign, large billboards were placed at major junctions, along roads, and in cities across Israel. The party defines this move as the official opening shot of the election campaign and notes that alongside the campaign, the party's organizational and political activity will be expanded. In 'Noam LeIsrael', they say the campaign aims to appeal to the public that feels that Jewish identity values and the national vision are not currently receiving adequate representation in the political system, and that they intend to fight for the votes of right-wing voters. The party's statement said: 'Noam LeIsrael is running all the way. We are determined to save the right-wing bloc and bring back home many voters who feel that there is currently no one representing Jewish identity, national values, and the vision of the State of Israel as a Jewish state. 'Free to be Jewish' is not just a slogan, it is our mission.'