Once a year we stop blaming everyone and look at ourselves

Legal commentator Guy Bussi writes a personal column for Yom Kippur, exploring the meaning of forgiveness and repentance in Judaism. He analyzes the shift from blaming others to personal introspection, drawing on Jewish sources such as the story of Joseph and his brothers, the tale of Bruriah and Rabbi Meir, and Maimonides' laws of repentance. He concludes with a public apology to the acting director general of the Central Elections Committee, attorney Dean Livneh, for previous accusations.

Legal commentator Guy Bussi writes a personal column for Yom Kippur, exploring the meaning of forgiveness and repentance in Judaism. He analyzes the shift from blaming others to personal introspection, drawing on Jewish sources such as the story of Joseph and his brothers, the tale of Bruriah and Rabbi Meir, and Maimonides' laws of repentance. He concludes with a public apology to the acting director general of the Central Elections Committee, attorney Dean Livneh, for previous accusations.

Once a year we stop blaming everyone and look at ourselves