After three particularly intense years: The Spokesperson and Strategy Office 'Talmon and Ben Shimon' has separated from the Religious Zionist Party and will not be involved in the upcoming election campaign.
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Media and strategy consultants Assi Talmon and Arik Ben Shimon began accompanying the Religious Zionist Party immediately after MK Bezalel Smotrich was elected party leader.
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They have led and accompanied the party's rebranding and four particularly turbulent election campaigns over the past few years.
In the last election campaign, the party achieved a surprising achievement, which positioned religious Zionism as the leader of the national-religious public and the ideological right, led by MK Bezalel Smotrich.
Over the past year, Talmon and Ben Shimon closely monitored the campaign against the Bennett government - which also led to its fall.
Assi Talmon and Arik Ben Shimon: "After three years, four campaigns and an exhausting opposition struggle - the time has come to move on to the additional challenges of our office. We are proud of the path and achievements we have reached together with the Religious Zionist Party, we sincerely thank the leader of Religious Zionism and the ideological right, Bezalel Smotrich - and are already attacking the next project. This year, on November 1, we will meet at the beach.".
Chairman of Religious Zionism, MK Bezalel Smotrich: "Working with Assi and Arik over the past few years has been an amazing and empowering experience and I owe them much of where Religious Zionism and I personally are today.".
""During turbulent times, of the complexity that the Israeli political system knew, they were there for us at every moment around the clock, day and night, with dedication, professionalism, reliability and full identification. With precise insights, good advice and a winning strategy. I thank them very much and am convinced that our paths will cross again in the future.".
