The Knesset Committee, chaired by MK Ofir Katz, unanimously approved the Disabled Persons (Benefits and Rehabilitation) Bill for second and third readings. The bill is expected to be brought to the plenum for final approval as early as Wednesday evening. Katz, addressing combat PTSD victims, said: 'We are bringing something good, great, new — like never before.'
The Knesset Committee, chaired by MK Ofir Katz, unanimously approved the Disabled Persons (Benefits and Rehabilitation) Bill for second and third readings on Wednesday, setting the stage for final approval in the plenum later Wednesday evening. The bill, which provides enhanced benefits and rehabilitation services for disabled veterans—including combat PTSD victims—has been a priority for coalition lawmakers. Katz addressed representatives of combat PTSD victims in the committee room, saying the legislation represents 'something good, great, new — like never before.' The bill is expected to pass the plenum with broad support given the committee's unanimous vote.
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