Kim Kardashian, It is “never OK” to be anti-Semitic on Kanye West’s hate speech  

• In response to her ex-husband Kanye West’s continued anti-Semitic tirades, Kim Kardashian condemned hate speech, declaring that it is “never OK or excusable.”
• Kim’s advocacy for the Jewish community comes in the midst of the growing criticism her ex-husband is receiving for his repeated anti-Semitic remarks.
• Ye, 45, lost his Twitter account earlier this month after declaring his intention to commit “death con 3” on Jews.

 In response to her ex-husband Kanye West’s continued anti-Semitic tirades, Kim Kardashian condemned hate speech, declaring that it is “never OK or excusable.”

She stated on her Instagram Story on Monday, “I stand united with the Jewish community and urge on the awful violence and cruel words towards them to come to an immediate end.

Along with her mother Kris Jenner, her sisters Kendall, Kylie, and Khloé Kardashian posted messages on social media condemning anti-Semitism.

They wrote on Monday, “I support my Jewish pals and the Jewish people.

Kim’s advocacy for the Jewish community comes in the midst of the growing criticism her ex-husband is receiving for his repeated anti-Semitic remarks.

Ye, 45, lost his Twitter account earlier this month after declaring his intention to commit “death con 3” on Jews. After being banned from Instagram for posting messages in which he implied that Jews control the media, he sent out his vile tweet.

In the midst of the controversy, Balenciaga severed relations with the creator of Yeezy last week, and a source exclusively revealed that Vogue has no plans to ever collaborate with him again.

After musician Kanye West boasted to Piers Morgan, “I can literally say anti-Semitic stuff and Adidas can’t drop me,” the public has been pressuring Adidas to sever its relationship with West.

Adidas put its relationship with West “under review” after he unveiled “White Lives Matter” T-shirts earlier this month during Paris Fashion Week, but the brand has not yet made a statement regarding his outbursts.

Despite the criticism, West has continued to support his anti-Semitic views, and over the weekend, he even prompted bigoted individuals to post a banner saying “Kanye is right about the Jews” on a highway overpass in Los Angeles.

West said he is “absolutely not” sorry for the threatening tweet to Morgan on Wednesday.

“I used fire to fight the fire. I’m not in this place to get hosed off. The rapper informed the presenter of the chat show, “That’s a different kind of freedom fighter.

The bipolar condition has been used as an excuse for West’s animosity by some of his followers, but others, such as Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel, argue that mental illness is not a valid justification for hatred.

“Those who continue to do business with West are giving his misguided hate an audience. There should be no tolerance anywhere for West’s anti-Semitism,” Emanuel wrote in an op-ed for the Financial Times. “This is a moment in history where the stakes are high and being open about our values, and living them, is essential. Silence and inaction are not an option.”

Several well-known people, including John Legend, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Morgan Spector, have denounced west for his anti-Semitism.

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