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Rabbi Zvi Thau Decides Noam LeYisrael Will Contest Election to the End

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Rabbi Zvi Thau has decided that Noam LeYisrael will remain in the election contest through the end of the race. The decision keeps the party running even if its continued candidacy has consequences for Israel’s right-wing bloc. The report presented the move as a firm decision by Thau, rather than a tentative plan or an ongoing negotiation. It did not attach seat projections or other figures, but said the party would continue contesting the election despite the possible political effect on the broader bloc.

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