Avi Maoz
Yisca Hayimov, sister of Shin Bet chief David Zini, joins Avi Maoz's far-right Noam LeYisrael party
The ultra-conservative Noam LeYisrael party, led by MK Avi Maoz, opposes homosexuality and has been pushing for expanding Jewish settlements in the West Bank.
Noam Party rebrands itself ahead of elections, Maoz calls to 'strengthen right-wing bloc'
Police investigating suspicious object left outside of MK Avi Maoz's home
Avi Maoz: Chief Rabbinate control over prayer is the only way to protect Western Wall - interview
Ex-IDF intel chief blasts Maoz for going after IDF women, LGBTQ
The Gender Advisor office was established in recent years after a series of incidents in which commanders and soldiers used their power to sexually assault, harass or otherwise oppress women.
LGBTQ+ org. calls for criminal investigation of Noam Party over blacklist
Israeli law forbids "spying on, ambushing or tracking a person's movements or actions" as a form of harassment.
Netanyahu is putting the State of Israel up for sale - opinion
Netanyahu, who is being coerced and has become a hostage in the hands of his tormentors, who smell his weakness. The citizens of Israel are caught in the crossfire.
Avi Maoz's Noam holds 'blacklist' of LGBTQ+ Israelis working in media
Noam's documents singled out LGBTQ+ members from different media outlets in order to show how the "LGBTQ+ lobby" controlled the media.
Hanukkah: Will Netanyahu's gov't cause Israeli civil war? - opinion
Will the theocratic extremism of Smotrich, Maoz and Goldknopf result in another civil war between the Jews? Will our enemies take advantage of our infighting?
Jerusalem LGBTQ+ org. invites Noam head Avi Maoz to join Pride parade
The Open House raised over NIS 100,000 from a fund established in Noam Party leader Avi Maoz's honor.
The proof of the pudding is in the eating
I shall be delighted to be able to admit in a year or so, that the pudding was not as bad as I feared, but I am skeptical.
The real threat to Israel’s democracy
It is one thing to protest a government and its policies. But to invoke the possibility of creating “a resistance movement” is a potential invitation to anarchy.
What are the internal pitfalls that await Israel's new government?
POLITICAL AFFAIRS: The incoming government consists of three far-right parties with extreme leaders.
Noam: How Israeli politics became focused on a party of one
POLITICAL AFFAIRS: Avi Maoz’s coalition partners also have expressed opposition to women being drafted into the IDF or, at the very least, opposition to their joining combat units.
