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Jamie Foxx is apologizing for remarks that people are calling anti-Semitic. So over the

weekend, Jamie posted a photo on Instagram that said, they killed this dude named Jesus.

What do you think they'll do to you with the hashtags fake friends and fake love? So

for some people when they saw the word they, they felt like it meant that he was specifically

calling out Jewish people, which started out with the generalization of people assuming

that Jewish people alone were responsible for the crucifixion of Christian figurehead

Jesus and has historically been used as a driving force behind hate crimes against Jewish

people.

So then a screenshot of this was shared to a social media account where they were calling

out.

They're like, this is anti-Semitic and on the like post, you know how you can see like

the most famous person who liked it. It's like the first thing that pops up. Jennifer

Anasen's name popped up.

And so then Jennifer responded, she said, this makes me really sick. I did not like this

post on purpose or by accident. And more importantly, I want to be clear to my friends and anyone

hurt by this showing up on their feeds, I do not support any form of anti-Semitism.

And I truly don't tolerate hate of any kind period. I brought Judaism correspondent, Rebecca

here to respond because as a Jewish person, or as a Christian person, I don't know that

I'm the right person to respond to this.

Yeah, this has been interesting for sure. So when a celebrity is anti-Semitic, I will

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