In both statements, Janine di Giovanni clearly denounces antisemitism while also affirming that criticism of Israel’s actions—including on humanitarian grounds—is not equivalent to antisemitism.
In both statements, Janine di Giovanni clearly denounces antisemitism while also affirming that criticism of Israel’s actions—including on humanitarian grounds—is not equivalent to antisemitism.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), she wrote:
“Antisemitism is abhorrent. But speaking out against #Israel slaughter of civilians in #Gaza is not #Antisemitism.”
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), she wrote:
“Antisemitism is abhorrent. But speaking out against #Israel slaughter of civilians in #Gaza is not #Antisemitism.”
"There is no reliable evidence that Janine di Giovanni is Jewish. Her background, as widely documented, is that she was born in New Jersey to Italian-American parents (both mother and father of Italian descent) and raised in a Catholic environment"
"There is no reliable evidence that Janine di Giovanni is Jewish. Her background, as widely documented, is that she was born in New Jersey to Italian-American parents (both mother and father of Italian descent) and raised in a Catholic environment"