Avi Maoz
Avi Maoz is an Israeli politician and the leader of the Noam party, which advocates for religious and traditional values. He has been a prominent figure in the Knesset, often focusing on issues related to Jewish identity and education. Recently, he was in the news due to his demands for increased funding for ultra-Orthodox educational institutions, which are central to the ongoing negotiations regarding the state budget.
Born on Jan 01, 1970 (55 years old)
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Israel:
Avi Maoz highlighted the contrast between former mayor Meir Dizengoff and current mayor Ron Huldai regarding Jewish identity.
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Israel:
Avi Maoz announced that he will vote against the budget.
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Israel:
Avi Maoz announced his earlier resignation from the coalition but continues to vote with it occasionally.
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Israel:
Avi Maoz, a coalition member and chairman of the Noam party, expressed his protest against the pride parade taking place in the holy city.
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Israel:
Avi Maoz was among those who thanked the reservists during the Knesset session.
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Israel:
Avi Maoz is mentioned in the context of political figures who have become vulgar and narrow-minded.
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Israel:
Avi Maoz threatened to resign from the government and vote against the budget.
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Israel:
Avi Maoz is a politician who left the coalition demanding funding for strengthening Jewish identity.
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Israel:
Avi Maoz is a member of Knesset who is expected not to support the budget.
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Israel:
Avi Maoz announced that he would not support the budget laws.
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