Forgiveness granted on Atonement Day
The article discusses Gideon Levy's criticisms of Yom Kippur rituals, where he calls for its abolition because it has come to transcend the concepts of good and evil. He believes that Jews do not make mistakes and are deserving only of good. Levy describes Israel and its supporters as not needing forgiveness and calls on Palestinians and the international community to apologize to Israel for opposing the Zionist project and for the conflicts and occupation that result from it. He also urges Israeli soldiers to apologize for the acts of killing and destruction they have committed against Palestinians. Levy emphasizes that what is needed is acknowledgment and a Day of Atonement by both citizens and soldiers alike. The article highlights Levy's strongly critical stance towards Israel and the Jewish society, advocating for widespread acknowledgment and taking responsibility for the crimes committed.
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