Since the Hamas terror massacre of Israeli
In Walter Isaacson’s new biography, Elon Musk, a mere page and a half is devoted to introducing Musk’s grandfather, a Canadian chiropractor named Joshua N. Haldeman. Isaacson describes him as a source of Musk’s great affection for danger—“a daredevil adventurer with strongly held opinions” and “quirky conservative populist views” who did rope tricks at rodeos and rode freight trains like a hobo. “He knew that real adventures involve risk,” Isaacson quotes Musk as having said. “Risk energized him.”
But
Jamie Foxx issued an apology for sharing an offensive social media message.
“I want to apologize to the Jewish community and everyone who was offended by my post. I now know my choice of words have caused offense and I’m sorry,” Foxx, 55, wrote via Instagram on Saturday, August 5. “That was never my intent.”
He continued: “To clarify, I was betrayed by a fake friend and that’s what I meant with ‘they’ not anything more.
Lenny Hochstein threw his estranged wife Lisa Hochstein’s aunt out of his house because she hurled antisemitic remarks at him, the plastic surgeon’s girlfriend claims.
“Lisa’s aunt resorted to foul, offensive and derogatory language, including making antisemitic comments about my boyfriend and his mother’s background in front of the children, leading to her removal from the premises following necessary intervention,” Katharina Mazepa tells Page Six exclusively after she and Lenny called the police on Lisa’s elderly aunt and nearly 80-year-old
This is the terrifying moment two Jewish shop owners are assaulted by a passer-by in a ‘brutal, unprovoked and anti-Semitic’ attack on the eve of Holocaust Memorial Day.
The shocking video shows the pair locking up their shop in north London, when they are approached by a passer-by who launches an astonishing attack, knocking one to the floor and causing both to lose their kippah.
The attack, which is being probed as a hate crime by police, took place in
Azeem Rafiq has today apologised for using anti-Semitic slurs in a series of messages to a fellow cricketer on Facebook a decade ago
Azeem Rafiq has today apologised for using anti-Semitic slurs in a series of messages to a fellow cricketer on Facebook a decade ago.
The former Yorkshire spin bowler, 30, rocked the world of sport with allegations of racism in cricket at a damning parliamentary session on Tuesday.
He pointed the finger at a number of high-profile individuals
