Avi Maoz Accuses: Lahav 433 Opened Investigation Against Me in the Past

Avi Maoz accused Lahav 433 of opening an investigation against him in the past, during the inauguration of the election headquarters of his party 'Noam L'Israel'. He criticized the progressive spirit in the IDF and the rules of engagement, and called for the application of sovereignty in Judea and Samaria. The party launched a campaign with the slogan 'Free to be Jewish'.

Avi Maoz, chairman of the 'Noam L'Israel' party, accused Lahav 433 of opening an investigation against him in the past, during the inauguration of the new central election headquarters of his party. He criticized the progressive spirit that has taken over the IDF, according to him, and claimed that it prevents soldiers from winning due to unclear rules of engagement and persecution by the military prosecution. Maoz called for applying sovereignty in Judea and Samaria and behaving as the owners of the land. The party changed its name from 'Noam' to 'Noam L'Israel' after in-depth surveys, and launched a campaign with the slogan 'Free to be Jewish'. The party emphasizes that its goal is to expand its activities to broader audiences, ensure the passage of judicial reform legislation, and strengthen the principle of majority rule. Maoz claimed that according to polls, the right-wing bloc needs an additional right-wing party to win, and that many are disappointed with the existing parties.