Gibson turns down Rabbi's offer

Mel Gibson has turned down the offer to publicly apologise to Los Angeles' Jews on holy day Yom Kippur for anti-Semitic comments he made last month.

Mel Gibson has turned down the offer to publicly apologise to Los Angeles' Jews on holy day Yom Kippur for anti-Semitic comments he made last month.

Rabbi David Baron invited the disgraced star to address his congregation on the day of atonement - as a way to prove he isn't anti-Semitic following drunken comments he had made to a traffic cop during a drink-driving arrest last month.

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