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The Jerusalem Post press group, owner of the report, stated that Katz had wrinkled feathers with previous caricatures, but that his last was particularly offensive
An Israeli newspaper publisher said Thursday that it sent back a cartoonist who portrays the prime minister Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as one of the pigs in the political satire of George Orwell's "Animal Farm." After last week's pbadage of a controversial law whose critics say discriminate against non-Jewish Israelis, Jerusalem magazine Report released a selfie taken with Netanyahu by triumphant members of his right-wing party Likud after the vote
Katz sketched them out with the pigs' heads, causing outrage among some readers in Israel where the Pigs are considered impure and the consumption of pork is prohibited by Jewish law. The Jerusalem Post press group, owner of the report, said that Katz had wrinkled feathers with previous caricatures, but that his last was particularly offensive.
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