Elchanan Danino before Yom Kippur: "Netanyahu must go to the cemeteries and ask for forgiveness one by one"

Elchanan Danino, who lost his son Uri on October 7, calls on Prime Minister Netanyahu to visit the cemeteries and ask for personal forgiveness before Yom Kippur. In an interview with 103fm, he said that remorse must come before forgiveness, and that there is no forgiveness for mistakes of two decades with disastrous consequences.

Elchanan Danino, who lost his son Uri in the October 7 massacre, calls on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to visit the military, civilian, and kibbutz cemeteries and ask for personal forgiveness from each fallen soldier and their family, ahead of Yom Kippur. In an interview with 103fm, Danino spoke about his new book "The Name Uri", written in memory of his son, and the writing process that brought up memories. According to him, remorse must come before forgiveness, and one who does not regret his actions is not entitled to forgiveness. Danino emphasized that he cannot forgive on behalf of his son, and that these are mistakes of nearly two decades with disastrous consequences. He added that one who does not take responsibility for his actions is not fit to manage the lives of citizens.

Elchanan Danino before Yom Kippur: "Netanyahu must go to the cemeteries and ask for forgiveness one by one"