MK Ofir Katz (Likud) attacked the 'Servants' Covenant' political group, saying those who 'sat with the Muslim Brotherhood' cannot pass laws for IDF soldiers and wounded. The statement was posted on social media Sunday afternoon.
MK Ofir Katz (Likud), the coalition chairman, attacked the 'Servants' Covenant' political group on Sunday, accusing its members of sitting with the Muslim Brotherhood and arguing that they cannot be trusted to pass laws for IDF soldiers and wounded. The statement was posted on social media.
Katz, who has led the coalition's legislative agenda and advanced the Disabled Veterans Bill, has been a prominent voice on military-related issues. The 'Servants' Covenant' is a political group that has positioned itself as a voice for reservists and soldiers.
The Zioneer has previously reported on Katz's role in managing coalition priorities and on broader coalition tensions over legislation for IDF soldiers. No further details were provided by Katz's office.
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