Julianna Margulies recently said Black people were "brainwashed" to hate Jews -- something she now regrets ... and is apologizing over.

The actress, who's Jewish, made the inflammatory comment late last month on a podcast appearance with Andy Ostroy ... where they talked about young people's overwhelming embrace of Palestine in the Israel-Hamas war -- something they chalked up to antisemitism.

Specifically, Margulies mentioned African-Americans and people in the LGBTQ+ community as being wholly misguided in their position on the matter ... saying they'd be the first ones to be discriminated against -- if not outright killed -- in just about any Muslim country.

JM went to express disbelief that Black people, specifically, as a group seemed to be speaking out against Israel/Zionists -- which she apparently views as hating on Jews, at large, as well -- and then brought up the fact that Jewish people had stood with Blacks during the Civil Rights era ... and basically said the same should be done now in return.

She then said that a recent Ken Burns doc on the Holocaust should be mandatory viewing in schools these days -- especially for the Black community ... whom she suggested either didn't know the horrid history, or whom she said had probably been taught to "hate Jews."

It caused a lot of backlash, and on Friday ... she folded, saying -- "I am horrified by the fact that statements I made on a recent podcast offended the Black and LGBTQIA+ communities, communities I truly love and respect."

Margulies continued ... "I want to be 100% clear: Racism, homophobia, sexism, or any prejudice against anyone’s personal beliefs or identity are abhorrent to me, full stop."

She added ... "Throughout my career I have worked tirelessly to combat hate of all kind, end antisemitism, speak out against terrorist groups like Hamas, and forge a united front against discrimination."

Susan Sarandon is now walking back antisemitic remarks she delivered at a pro-Palestinian rally in NYC last month ... offering her apologies to anyone she offended.

The actress posted a lengthy statement on Instagram Friday night, explaining that she made a "terrible mistake" when she said Jews are “getting a taste of what it is like to be Muslim in this country, so often subjected to violence.”

Susan uttered the words in front of a large crowd at the November 17 rally in Manhattan's Union Square.

The demonstrators were protesting against the Israel-Hamas war, which broke out after the terrorist group invaded the Jewish state on October 7. Hamas militants, who rule over the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, slaughtered some 1,400 Jews, including babies.

In her IG post, Susan said she was invited to the event, but was not supposed to speak, yet ended up on stage with a mic in her hand, trying to communicate concerns about a rise in hate crimes throughout the country.

She pointed out the controversial phrasing she used falsely implied that Jews have not faced persecution. She then highlighted centuries of Jewish oppression and genocide in Europe, as well as the Tree of Life shooting in Pittsburgh, PA.

Susan went on to say she "deeply regrets diminishing the reality" and for voicing her hurtful remarks.

Susan Sarandon se está retractando de los comentarios antisemitas que hizo el mes pasado en una manifestación pro-palestina en Nueva York, ofreciendo sus disculpas a todos los que ofendió.

La actriz publicó una larga declaración en su Instagram el viernes, en donde explica que cometió un "terrible error" cuando dijo que los judíos están "saboreando lo que es ser musulmán en este país, tan a menudo sujetos a la violencia".

Susan pronunció estas palabras ante una gran multitud en la manifestación del 17 de noviembre en Union Square en Manhattan.

Los manifestantes estaban protestando contra la guerra entre Israel y Hamás, que estalló después de que el grupo terrorista invadiera el Estado judío el 7 de octubre. Los militantes de Hamás, que gobiernan a los palestinos en la Franja de Gaza, masacraron a unos 1.400 judíos, incluidos bebés.

En su mensaje de Instagram, Susan dijo que había sido invitada al acto, pero que se suponía que no iba a hablar, aunque terminó en el escenario con un micrófono en la mano, tratando de comunicar su preocupación por el aumento de los delitos motivados por el odio en todo el país.

Señaló que la polémica frase que utilizó implicaba falsamente que los judíos no habían sufrido persecución. A continuación, destacó los siglos de opresión judía y el genocidio en Europa, así como el tiroteo de Tree of Life en Pittsburgh.

Susan continuó diciendo que "lamenta profundamente haber empequeñecido la realidad" y haber expresado estos dolorosos comentarios.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is speaking out against the barbaric, unprovoked Hamas attack on Israel ... meeting with survivors and their families.

The former governor of California got emotional as he condemned the Oct. 7 slaughter of innocent civilians ... saying it's unlike anything he's ever seen and offering his support for Israel.

Arnold met with family members of Israeli hostages who are still being held by Hamas in Gaza .. presenting them with bronze eagle statues.

After the meeting, Arnold told us he's looking to spread peace ... because it's more powerful than hate and anger.

14-year-old Ella Shani was among the survivors traveling from Israel to Santa Monica to meet Arnold ... she recounted how her father was murdered on Oct. 7 by Hamas terrorists at Kibbutz Beeri, and how her 16-year-old cousin Amit Shani was kidnapped.

Ella says her cousin was hiding in a safe room in his home when Hamas set the place on fire and broke down the door. She says Amit and two other Israeli men from a neighboring house were ordered into a car, kidnapped and taken to Gaza.

As Ella spoke for about 30 minutes, Arnold teared up ... and they hugged in the end. He also showed her some of his cool movie memorabilia, like a robot head from 'Terminator.'

The Weeknd ha hecho un gran gesto para apoyar los esfuerzos humanitarios en Gaza, donando 2,5 millones de dólares para proporcionar 4 millones de comidas de emergencia.

El cantante, que también es Embajador de Buena Voluntad del Programa Mundial de Alimentos (WFP en inglés) de las Naciones Unidas, hizo la donación a través de su Fondo Humanitario XO, en beneficio de los esfuerzos de respuesta humanitaria del WFP en Gaza.

La donación equivale a cuatro millones de comidas de emergencia. Esto es apoyo económico para financiar 820 toneladas métricas de paquetes de alimentos que pueden alimentar a más de 173.000 palestinos durante dos semanas.

Desde que fue nombrado Embajador de Buena Voluntad (Goodwill Ambassador) en octubre de 2021, The Weeknd -cuyo nombre real es Abel Tesfaye- ha donado personalmente 1,8 millones de dólares a la misión mundial de alivio del hambre del WFP a través de su Fondo Humanitario XO establecido en asociación con World Food Program USA.

La contribución de The Weeknd llega en un momento crítico, con el Programa intentando alimentar a más de un millón de habitantes en Gaza.

La Directora del WFP para la Región de Oriente Medio, Norte de África y Europa Oriental, Corinne Fleischer, agradeció a Abel por su contribución, diciendo: "Agradecemos a Abel por esta valiosa contribución hacia el pueblo de Palestina. Esperamos que otros sigan el ejemplo de Abel y apoyen nuestros esfuerzos".

The Weeknd has made a big move to help the humanitarian efforts in Gaza, donating $2.5M ... an amount that will help to provide 4 million meals.

The singer, who is also a United Nations World Food Programme Goodwill Ambassador, made the donation through his XO Humanitarian Fund ... benefiting WFP's humanitarian response efforts in Gaza.

The donation equates to four million emergency meals ... funding 820 metric tons of food parcels that can feed more than 173,000 Palestinians for two weeks.

Since being appointed a Goodwill Ambassador in October 2021, The Weeknd -- real name Abel Tesfaye -- has personally donated $1.8M to WFP's global hunger-relief mission through his XO Humanitarian Fund established in partnership with World Food Program USA.

The Weeknd's contribution comes during a critical time during the WFP's response efforts to feed more than one million Gazans.

WFP's Director for the Middle East, North Africa, and Eastern Europe Region, Corinne Fleischer, thanks Abel for his contribution ... saying, "We thank Abel for this valuable contribution towards the people of Palestine. We hope others will follow Abel's example and support our efforts."

Dr. Drew Pinsky says children swept up in the war between Israel and Hamas are going to be dealing with the fallout for the rest of their lives, because it could very well rewire their brains.

The famous doc joined us for Thursday's "TMZ Live" to discuss the youngest hostages Hamas released this week to Israel. Although they seem okay, outwardly, Dr. Drew says, there's potential for tremendous internal damage involving the development of their brains.

As the trauma builds, Dr. Drew says most kids will start to shut down and dissociate ... and many will have their brains shattered and rewired, creating lasting psychological harm.

And, he adds this painful prognosis doesn't only apply to the hostages ... Drew says the ongoing conflict can have the same impact on children living in Gaza, surrounded by death and destruction.

Add in the fact some of these kids are coming off another traumatic experience during COVID shutdowns, and Dr. Drew explains why it's a toxic mix for youth.

El Dr. Drew dice que los niños barridos en la guerra en el Oriente Medio van a estar tratando con las consecuencias por el resto de sus vidas, porque el trauma va a recablear sus cerebros.

El famoso doc se unió a nosotros en "TMZ Live" y le preguntamos por los niños en Gaza, ya que están rodeados de muerte y destrucción.

El Dr. Drew dice que el conflicto en curso tendrá un profundo impacto en los cerebros en desarrollo y no sólo para aquellos que fueron capturados y mantenidos como rehenes.

A medida que el trauma se acumula, el Dr. Drew dice que la mayoría de los niños comenzarán a cerrar y a disociar y muchos tendrán sus cerebros destrozados y recableados, creando un daño psicológico duradero.

Añadir en el hecho de que algunos de estos niños están saliendo de otra experiencia traumática durante el COVID y el Dr. Drew explica por qué esto es una mezcla tóxica para los jóvenes.

Rachel Goldberg, whose son is one of the unreleased Israeli hostages, thinks Elon Musk's visit to her country was a sincere effort to better understand what she and so many other families are going through.

Rachel Goldberg joined us Wednesday on "TMZ Live" to discuss the ongoing release of women and children held by Hamas for more than 7 weeks. Dozens have been returned to Israel in recent days, during a temporary ceasefire that's currently set to end this week.

Her own son, Hersch Goldberg-Polin, has yet to see freedom -- and yet, Rachel has continued to be a front-facing unofficial spokesperson on behalf of all the hostage families ... a painstaking reality she says she struggles with daily.

Rachel says that while Hamas still has her own flesh and blood captive, she recognizes the value of serving as a voice for everyone else -- and thinks it's her duty to continue doing so.

As for Elon -- who's been criticized for using Israel in a cold PR move after he was accused of antisemitism -- Rachel tells us she actually believes his heart's in the right place, and, to her, he came across as earnestly interested in learning/sympathizing.

Rachel was among a few family members of hostages who showed them footage from Oct. 7 ... including the horrifying moment Hersch was snatched up by Hamas after his left arm was blown apart during the attack.

She also talked about the ongoing protests in the U.S. and beyond ... namely, pro-Palestine ones, where people have decried Israel's response in Gaza, and its treatment of innocent Palestinians caught in the middle of the war.

Rachel's response might surprise some ... she says she actually feels for the innocent Palestinians -- and even says Palestine does, in fact, have a right to operate as its own state with dignity and freedom.

Rachel Goldberg, cuyo hijo es uno de los rehenes israelíes no liberados, cree que la visita de Elon Musk a su país fue un esfuerzo sincero por comprender mejor por lo que ella y tantas otras familias están pasando.

Rachel Goldberg se unió a nosotros el miércoles en "TMZ Live" para discutir la liberación en curso de las mujeres y los niños retenidos por Hamás durante más de 7 semanas. Docenas de ellos han sido devueltos a Israel en los últimos días, durante un alto al fuego temporal que está previsto que termine esta semana.

Su propio hijo, Hersch Goldberg-Polin, aún no ha visto la libertad y, sin embargo, Rachel ha seguido siendo la portavoz no oficial de todas las familias de los rehenes, una dura realidad con la que dice luchar a diario.

Rachel dice que mientras Hamás todavía tiene su propia carne y sangre cautiva, ella reconoce el valor de servir como una voz para todos los demás y piensa que es su deber seguir haciéndolo.

En cuanto a Elon, que ha sido criticado por utilizar a Israel en un frío movimiento de relaciones públicas después de haber sido acusado de antisemitismo, Rachel nos dice que realmente cree que su corazón está en el lugar correcto y parecía estar interesado en involucrarse.

Rachel fue uno de los pocos miembros de la familia de los rehenes a los que se les mostró imágenes del 7 de octubre, incluyendo el momento horrible en el que Hersch fue secuestrado por Hamás luego de que su brazo izquierdo fuera volado en pedazos durante el ataque.

También habló de las protestas en curso en los EE.UU. y más allá a saber, los pro-Palestina, donde la gente ha criticado la respuesta de Israel en Gaza y su tratamiento de los palestinos inocentes atrapados en medio de la guerra.

La respuesta de Rachel podría sorprender a algunos, pero ella dice que en realidad lo siente por los palestinos inocentes e incluso dice que Palestina, de hecho, tiene derecho a operar como su propio estado con dignidad y libertad.

Kanye West is getting backlash from some prominent Jewish advocacy groups over rapping that he couldn't possibly be antisemitic because he "f***** a Jewish bitch" in his new tune, "Vultures."

A spokesperson for the Anti-Defamation League tells TMZ ... "At a time of rising antisemitism worldwide, it’s disgusting to see Kanye once again use his platform to spew Jew hatred."

Though ... they add the degrading lyrics aren't surprising given the source ... blasting the rapper as an "unrepentant antisemite and clearly a misogynist."

Meanwhile, Richard Hirschhaut, spokesperson for the American Jewish Committee, a global advocacy organization for the Jewish people, echoes the anger ... telling us that while Ye's unrepentant antisemitism is well-documented, his latest expression of anti-Jewish invective "seems particularly pathetic and sad."

"To fuel the flames of antisemitism and promote such bile to his millions of followers, especially at this fraught and dangerous time for the Jewish community, is unforgivable," Richard adds.

As we reported ... Kanye performed the offensive lyrics live for the first time at a nightclub in Dubai over the weekend, alongside Ty Dolla $ign and Lil Durk.

The song was leaked earlier this month as Ye worked on his new Ty Dolla $ign album out in the Middle East.

Don Lemon está respaldando el viaje de Elon Musk a Israel después de que el magnate de la tecnología aterrizara el lunes en Medio Oriente para inspeccionar la destrucción dejada por Hamás.

El ex anfitrión de CNN llegó a LAX el lunes y nos cuenta que es posible que el viaje del multimillonario se vea como un intento de control de daños después de ser acusado de antisemitismo. Sin embargo, Lemon cree que Elon aún aprenderá algo valioso, sea un movimiento de relaciones públicas o no.

En caso de que te lo hayas perdido, Elon escribió en X que había "verdad" en una publicación sugiriendo que los judíos odian a los blancos, recibiendo obviamente muchas críticas en el proceso.

Don cree que cuanto más vea Elon durante su viaje, mejor, incluyendo el daño infligido por Israel a Gaza, aunque advierte que solo debería visitarlo si es seguro hacerlo.

Aunque Elon es una figura divisiva, Don destaca sus contribuciones a los vehículos eléctricos y las industrias espaciales, que lo han convertido en una figura influyente en la historia mundial. Naturalmente, debería ser algo positivo que el primer ministro Benjamin Netanyahu le muestre su país.

Funcionarios del gobierno se unieron a Elon durante el recorrido por los restos del ataque terrorista del 7 de octubre en una de las aldeas objetivo de ese día.

Don Lemon is backing Elon Musk's trip to Israel ... after the tech mogul touched down in the Middle East Monday to survey the destruction left behind by Hamas.

The ex-CNN host landed at LAX Monday, telling us it's possible the billionaire's trip could be seen as damage control after he was accused of being antisemitic. However, Lemon believes Elon will still learn something worthwhile -- PR move or not.

In case you missed it, Elon wrote on X there was "truth" in a post that suggested Jews hate white people ... obviously getting a ton of heat in the process.

Don believes the more Elon sees during his trip, the better ... including the damage inflicted by Israel in Gaza -- only warning he should only visit if it's safe to do so.

While Elon is a divisive figure, Don notes his contributions to electric vehicles and space industries have made him influential in world history -- so naturally, it should be a good thing for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to show him around his country.

Government officials joined Elon during a tour of the wreckage of the Oct. 7 terrorist attack in one of the targeted villages that day.

Elon Musk is in Israel right now and seeing the destruction left behind by Hamas with his own two eyes -- and it seems like he's doing this to combat accusations of antisemitism.

The techie billionaire touched down in the Middle East Monday, where he met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other government officials as they toured the wreckage of the Oct. 7 terrorist attack in one of the targeted villages that day.

Musk was taken to a specific home in this village -- known as a kibbutz there in Israel -- and it's said to be where a 4-year-old American-Israeli girl was taken hostage by Hamas.

As EM was being shown the aftermath -- burned homes and destroyed buildings/roads -- a baby's crib was displayed with bullet shell casings inside ... which his translator/guide says came from weapons used to fend off the attackers and to protect the Israeli citizens.

Elon took it all in and listened attentively -- even snapping some photos as they passed all the wreckage throughout this particular kibbutz. While it was most certainly a somber and serious moment ... some couldn't help but notice something peculiar about his appearance.

Of course, we're referring to the fact that Elon was wearing a bulletproof vest -- as was everyone else in the group ... but his looked rather small on him, almost humorously so.

It goes without saying ... this visit is no laughing matter, especially for Elon -- who's under fire for what was a recent embrace of an antisemitic tweet ... not to mention a report alleging pro-Nazi content was appearing alongside mainstream advertisements on X.

Elon has pushed back on that latter claim -- and even went to court over it -- but in general ... he's fending off accusations of antisemitism on his platform, and it appears he's trying to quell all that by showing face in Israel. As he wrote, "Actions speak louder than words."

Elon Musk se encuentra en Israel en este momento presenciando la destrucción dejada por Hamás de primera mano, y parece que lo hace para contrarrestar las acusaciones de antisemitismo.

El multimillonario tecnológico aterrizó en Medio Oriente el lunes, donde se reunió con el primer ministro israelí Benjamin Netanyahu y otros funcionarios del gobierno, mientras recorrían los restos del ataque terrorista del 7 de octubre en uno de los pueblos objetivo ese día.

Musk fue llevado a una casa específica de este pueblo, conocida como un kibutz en Israel, y se dice que es donde Hamás tomó como rehén a una niña estadounidense-israelí de 4 años.

Mientras EM veía las secuelas, como casas quemadas y edificios/caminos destruidos, se mostró una cuna con casquillos de balas dentro, que su traductor/guía dijo que provenían de armas utilizadas para repeler a los atacantes y proteger a los ciudadanos israelíes.

Elon lo absorbía todo y escuchaba atentamente, incluso tomó algunas fotos mientras pasaban por todos los escombros de este kibutz. Aunque ciertamente fue un momento solemne y serio, algunos no pudieron evitar notar algo peculiar sobre su apariencia.

Nos referimos al hecho de que Elon llevaba un chaleco antibalas, al igual que todos los demás del grupo… pero el suyo parecía bastante pequeño en él, casi de manera humorística.

No hace falta decir que esta visita no es motivo de risa, especialmente para Elon, quien está bajo fuego por respaldar a un tuit antisemita… sin mencionar un informe que alega la aparición de contenido pro-nazi estaba junto a los anuncios principales en X.

Elon ha refutado este último reclamo, e incluso ha llevado el asunto a los tribunales, pero en general… está defendiéndose de las acusaciones de antisemitismo en su plataforma, y parece estar intentando calmar todo eso mostrándose en Israel. Como él escribió, “Las acciones dicen más que las palabras”.