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Drama in the Noam Party: For the First Time, a Woman Will Be Placed on the List
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The Noam Party, considered one of the most Torah-leaning and conservative parties in Israeli politics, is making a significant change that may also affect political negotiations ahead of the elections: for the first time, the party is establishing an official women's headquarters and including women in party activities. It has been learned by the srogim that Liora Alon, who ran on behalf of Noam in the municipal elections in Jerusalem and served…
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