Kim Kardashian appeared to respond to Ye’s (previously Kanye West) antisemitic social media posts.
“Hate speech is never acceptable or acceptable,” Kardashian tweeted on Monday. I stand in solidarity with the Jewish community and demand an immediate end to the horrific violence and vile words directed at them.
—Kim Kardashian (@KimKardashian)
24 October 2022
Her remarks came more than two weeks after Ye’s Twitter account was locked. A Twitter representative notified Buzzfeed News on October 9 that Ye’s account had been suspended “because to a violation of Twitter’s terms of service.”
On October 8, Ye had published antisemitic tweets.
Ye wrote, “I’m a bit drowsy tonight, but when I awake I’m going death con 3 on JEWISH PEOPLE.” Then, he asserted that he cannot be antisemitic because “black people are essentially Jews as well.”
Meta informed Insider that Ye had posted on the network after Instagram banned the rapper for multiple violations of its regulations.