I'm not asking you to stand with Netanyahu - just stop being silent | Adv. Guy Bussi

Attorney Guy Bussi, in an opinion column in Maariv, calls on the guardians of the rule of law, including Mandelblit and Hayut, to stop remaining silent in the face of questions about the system's conduct, drawing a comparison to the Dreyfus affair and Émile Zola's letter 'J'accuse'.

Attorney Guy Bussi publishes an opinion column in Maariv calling on the guardians of the rule of law, including Avichai Mandelblit and Esther Hayut, to stop remaining silent in the face of tough questions about the conduct of the legal system. Bussi compares the situation to the Dreyfus affair and Émile Zola's famous letter 'J'accuse', arguing that silence is not neutral but allows injustice to continue. He cites Jewish sources, including the commandment 'You shall not be afraid of any man' and the duty of proof, to establish the moral argument that those who believe in the system must be able to criticize it from within. The article references the Netanyahu trial and Mandelblit's testimony, but does not detail the specific allegations.