Julianna Margulies Sorry for Saying Black People ‘Brainwashed’ to Hate Jews

Julianna Margulies not too long ago mentioned Black folks have been “brainwashed” to hate Jews — one thing she now regrets … and is apologizing over.

The actress, who’s Jewish, made the inflammatory remark late final month on a podcast look with Andy Ostroy … the place they talked about younger folks’s overwhelming embrace of Palestine within the Israel-Hamas conflict — one thing they chalked as much as antisemitism.

Particularly, Margulies talked about African-Individuals and other people within the LGBTQ+ neighborhood as being wholly misguided of their place on the matter … saying they’d be the primary ones to be discriminated towards — if not outright killed — in nearly any Muslim nation.

JM went to specific disbelief that Black folks, particularly, as a bunch appeared to be talking out towards Israel/Zionists — which she apparently views as hating on Jews, at massive, as properly — after which introduced up the truth that Jewish folks had stood with Blacks throughout the Civil Rights period … and mainly mentioned the identical must be achieved now in return.

She then mentioned {that a} current Ken Burns doc on the Holocaust must be necessary viewing in colleges lately — particularly for the Black neighborhood … whom she prompt both did not know the horrid historical past, or whom she mentioned had in all probability been taught to “hate Jews.”

It induced a number of backlash, and on Friday … she folded, saying — “I’m horrified by the truth that statements I made on a current podcast offended the Black and LGBTQIA+ communities, communities I really love and respect.”

Margulies continued … “I need to be 100% clear: Racism, homophobia, sexism, or any prejudice towards anybody’s private beliefs or identification are abhorrent to me, full cease.”

She added … “All through my profession I’ve labored tirelessly to fight hate of all form, finish antisemitism, converse out towards terrorist teams like Hamas, and forge a united entrance towards discrimination.”