Avi Maoz: "The struggle against Noam prevented celebrations in the right-wing bloc"

Chairman of Noam, MK Avi Maoz, claimed that the campaign against his party harmed the chances of the right-wing bloc. At an election summary conference, he said activists are awaiting the real results. Rabbi Zvi Tau called not to despair.

Chairman of Noam, MK Avi Maoz, claimed that the campaign waged against his party during the election campaign also harmed the chances of the entire right-wing bloc. At an election summary conference of party activists held last night (Tuesday), Maoz said activists are awaiting the real results but continue to look forward. According to him, the party acted out of loyalty to the guidance of its rabbis, with the aim of strengthening education and the Jewish identity of the state. Maoz claimed that throughout the election campaign, attempts were made to harm the party and the values it represents, and that a "well-funded and well-oiled intimidation campaign" was waged against it. According to him, the very struggle against the party proves its influence. President of the Har Hamor Yeshiva and the party's spiritual leader, Rabbi Zvi Tau, called on activists to continue on the path despite the difficulties.