Noam Party's demand: change the decision on women's representation Israel today

The party's chairman, Avi Maoz, announced that they intend to amend Government Resolution 2331 to promote gender equality. • Chairman Yesh Atid Lapid valid:

• Chairman of the Noam Party, Avi Maoz

As part of the negotiations to form a government, the Noam party will demand that Benjamin Netanyahu amend Government Resolution 2331 to promote gender equality and integrate women into combat roles in the IDF, the party's chairman, Avi Maoz, announced on Twitter and Facebook today (Thursday).

In response, the chairman of Yesh Atid, MK Yair Lapid, attacked: "The condition of Noam's party for Netanyahu: the repeal of Government Resolution 2331, which guarantees the protection of women from violence and the promise of adequate representation for women. "In the Middle Ages, no sane prime minister and even a sane public elected can allow such a thing to happen. It is time for decisions."

Avi Maoz Chairman Noam: "This coming Monday, we recommend to the President of the State, together with the list of religious Zionism, to entrust the task of assembling the government to Benjamin Netanyahu."

As part of the negotiations for the formation of the government, Noam will demand that a government decision be made that requires government bodies to act in accordance with the principles of the Nationality Law.

Noam Party (@noamparty) April 1, 2021

Chairman Noam wrote that his party would work to "amend Government Resolution No. 2331 requiring state institutions to act in accordance with UN Resolution 1325, and to work for a government decision requiring the defense establishment to restore the value of victory as a central value of the IDF in commanders' education." In the command training and in the considerations of building the military force and manpower. "

The Noam party claims that they have no intention of excluding women, but according to them, following the decision, "every position is paralyzed by legal officials who require the integration of women within it."

At the same time, the Noam party announced that it would recommend to the president Benjamin Netanyahu as a candidate for the formation of the next government.

In addition, the party published a list of demands for joining the government, including the establishment of a government headquarters (UNO) aimed at "preventing foreign anti-Israel elements from penetrating the public systems in the State of Israel and influencing consciousness, changing values ​​and harming national resilience."

The Noam Party's condition for Netanyahu: Repeal of Government Resolution 2331, which guarantees the protection of women from violence and the promise of adequate representation for women.

Is this the government you want?

A disturbed, racist, chauvinistic government that will take Israel back to the Middle Ages?

No sane prime minister and even a sane public elected can allow such a thing to happen.

It's time for decisions.

- Yair Lapid - Yair Lapid (@yairlapid) April 1, 2021

The Noam party stated that the headquarters of the National Defense Forces will oblige the various government ministries and all government bodies to act in accordance with the principles of the Nationality Law.

For this purpose, the members of Noam intend to demand the establishment of a headquarters that will work to detect and neutralize foreign influences on the State of Israel.

"This coming Monday, we recommend to the President of the State, together with the list of religious Zionism, to impose the task of forming the government on Benjamin Netanyahu," the Noam party wrote.

"As part of the negotiations to form the government, Noam will demand that a government decision be made that requires government bodies to act in accordance with the principles of the Nationality Law.

For the purpose of implementing this decision, Noam will demand the establishment of a new government headquarters (such as the Housing Headquarters) called the "Magen Ha'am" (headquarters for detecting and neutralizing foreign influences on the State of Israel) aimed at preventing foreign elements from entering Israeli "Consciousness, change values ​​and undermine national resilience. This headquarters will be the sole government authority that guides and criticizes the implementation of this decision in state institutions and with an emphasis on the Ministries of Education, Justice and the IDF."

The Noam party added that they will work "to restore to our country the Jewish character that has been eroded in recent years, by stopping government projects operating on Shabbat, preserving personal-Jewish status by subjecting the conversion system to the chief rabbinate only, and more."

The party stressed that they have a detailed and orderly plan for the establishment of the government headquarters that will be presented during the negotiations.