Live broadcast, November 4-basketable Nets star Owen held a simple press conference today, explaining his “anti-Semitic” Twitter. Nick basketable nets, the accompanying journalist on Friedell, concluded that Owen did not apologize and did not clearly express his position on “anti-Jewish” as the alliance hoped.

The chief executive officer of the Anti-Defamation League later tweeted to express his views on Owen’s speech Jonathan. He wrote: “When asked, ‘do you have an anti-Semitic tendency, our answer will be clear ‘no’. Owen said today that he would take his responsibility, but he didn’t fulfill his promise today. Obviously, he still has a lot of work to do.”

“We are glad to see NBA President Xiao Hua’s statement that he wants to meet Owen and ask him to apologize unconditionally. Xiao Hua’s statement is consistent with our plan, but given Owen’s speech today, the current situation has intensified.”

Relevant news >>> Owen: I am responsible for what I do and I doubt anything anyone says.

Xiao Hua: Disappointed that Owen did not apologize unconditionally, he will interview him sometime next week.

Tsai Chongxin tweeted: I am disappointed that Carey seems to support an anti-Semitism movie.

Anti-Defamation League: I’m glad Owen deleted the controversial Twitter, but he needs to express his attitude directly.

Save money and avoid disaster? Owen and basketable Nets respectively donated 500000 dollars to the Anti-Defamation League

Owen issued a statement on the “anti-Semitic storm”, which was interpreted by many reporters: he didn’t seem to apologize.

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Owen is in deep trouble of “anti-Jewish”