Avi Maoz's ultra-conservative religious-Zionist party, founded in 2019 under the rabbinic authority of Rabbi Zvi Tau of Yeshivat Har HaMor. It has held one seat since 2021, both times sheltering inside the Religious Zionism list, and Maoz spent two spells as a deputy minister with a brief over Jewish identity and the schools before quitting in March 2025. Its argument is that Israel's Jewish identity is being displaced by progressive influence in the schools and the army, and its most consistent activity has been opposition to LGBT rights and to non-Orthodox Judaism. In July 2026 it renamed itself, recruited two figures from outside its base and said it would run alone.
The list, who comes with them
How this list is picked. There is no primary. Maoz recruits and orders the candidates himself with the backing of the movement's rabbis; his stated condition is that a candidate be faithful to Torah values.
Avi MaozMK, party chairman · wants Education Minister→
Shimon TubolDeputy mayor of Beer Sheva→
Eliyahu LibmanFormer head of the Kiryat Arba council→
Liora AlonChair of Noam's women's bureau→
Yisca HayimovBusiness consultant, former community director→Yisrael Yair AvitanCommunity rabbi in Givat Olga, Hadera city councilman→Eliyahu OzenCandidate→Ilon MeirCandidate→Elkana BabadNoam party director-general→Eitan WeinbergCandidate→Rank on the slip decides who enters the Knesset. On the current figures the list is under the threshold, so no one on it would get in.
The jobs they are going after
Cabinet jobs where someone on this list is up against candidates from other parties.