Julianna Margulies Apologizes for Controversial Comments

The actress's remarks on a podcast have sparked a wider debate about race, religion, and privilege.

Actress Julianna Margulies has come under fire for comments she made on a podcast, accusing Black and LGBTQ+ communities of not supporting Jewish people during the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Margulies, known for her roles in 'The Good Wife' and 'The Morning Show', has since issued an apology, stating she did not intend to 'sow further division'.
Her comments have sparked a wider discussion about the intersection of race, religion, and privilege, with some critics arguing that her remarks reflect a broader issue of white Jewish women weaponizing their perceived vulnerability.
Margulies is not the only Jewish woman to face backlash for comments related to the Israel-Palestine conflict, with comedians Amy Schumer and Sarah Silverman also receiving criticism.
Despite the apology, some critics argue that Margulies' comments reflect deeply ingrained prejudices, and question the sincerity of her apology.