Kanye West has issued a formal apology for his anti semitic remarks that he made during a podcast interview last week. The rapper and fashion mogul said that he was “deeply sorry” for offending the Jewish community and that he did not intend to spread hate or ignorance.

“I want to apologize to the Jewish people and anyone else who was hurt by my words. I was speaking out of anger and frustration, and I did not realize how harmful and insensitive my comments were. I have always respected and admired the Jewish culture and history, and I have no ill will towards them. I was wrong to generalize and stereotype them, and I take full responsibility for my actions.”

West also said that he has been in contact with several Jewish leaders and organizations, who have offered him guidance and education on the issues that he addressed. He said that he is willing to learn from his mistakes and to grow as a person and an artist.

“I appreciate the opportunity to listen and learn from the Jewish community. I want to use my platform to promote peace and unity, not division and hatred. I hope that my fans and followers will join me in this journey of healing and reconciliation. I love you all, and I thank you for your support.”

West’s apology comes after he faced a backlash from the public and the media for his anti semitic remarks, which included claiming that Jewish people control the music industry, the media, and the banks. He also accused them of being behind the slave trade and the Holocaust. Many celebrities, activists, and politicians condemned his statements and called for him to retract them.

West has been known for his controversial opinions and actions, such as his support for former President Donald Trump, his erratic behavior on social media, and his failed presidential bid in 2020. However, he has also been praised for his musical talent, his creative vision, and his philanthropic efforts.