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<\/p>\nJamie Foxx, an actor, issued an apology to the Jewish community on Saturday after it was claimed that his cryptic Instagram post about \u2018fake friends\u2019 encouraged antisemitism.<\/p>\n
\u2018I sincerely regret any offense my post may have caused the Jewish community and anyone else. I’m sorry; I now realize that my word choice offended someone. I never intended to do that.<\/p>\n
Foxx penned the following in a now-deleted post: “THEY KILLED THIS DUDE NAME JESUS…DO YOU BELIEVE THEY WILL DO TO YOU? phony love and fake buddies.<\/p>\n
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What caused the post is unknown.<\/p>\n
Foxx’s initial tweet was posted by A Wider Frame, a publication that claims to offer \u2018a better overall understanding and scope of Jewish world news,\u2019 <\/p>\n
and that labeled it as \u2018horrifically antisemitic.\u2019 After receiving criticism for appearing to like Foxx’s post, actress Jennifer Aniston re-posted A Wider Frame.<\/p>\n
Aniston expressed her disgust in a story on Instagram. \u2018This really makes me sick,\u2019 she said. \u2018I didn’t accidentally or on intentionally ‘like’ this post. <\/p>\n
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Furthermore, I want to make it absolutely clear to my friends and anyone who might be offended by this being in their <\/p>\n
feed that I do not support any form of antisemitism. And I sincerely do not tolerate any form of HATE. Period.\u2019<\/p>\n
Foxx added that his message was intended for a \u2018fake friend\u2019 who abandoned him when he was recovering from an undisclosed medical emergency.<\/p>\n
That is all ‘they’ meant to me, nothing more, he wrote. I only have love for everyone in my heart. I adore and stand behind the Jewish people. I sincerely apologize to anyone I offended.<\/p>\n
Many individuals defended Foxx, some claiming that it was a reference to a term frequently used by the Black community.<\/p>\n
\u2018Any Black person from the South who grew up will tell you that Jamie Foxx wasn’t talking about Jews. Simply said, \u2018They killed, lied about, <\/p>\n
and talked about Jesus\u2019 indicates \u2018If Jesus can betray you, so can you.\u2019 He really did mean to say phony pals or fake individuals. It’s ridiculously quick to reach,\u2019 one user tweeted.<\/p>\n
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Jamie Foxx is a great person, therefore it was only natural for him to apologize for maybe offending people. <\/p>\n
But it was certainly misinterpreted in the most careless manner imaginable, like in the question, \u2018Was the ‘fake friends’ hashtag only visible for some folks??\u2019 one more tweeted.<\/p>\n