Live broadcast on November 3 News NBA President Adam Xiaohua issued a statement today on Owen’s “anti-Semitic” incident, saying that he was disappointed that Owen did not apologize unconditionally and would interview him sometime next week. The translation of the original text is roughly as follows:

“Carey Owen made a reckless decision to release the information of a movie containing serious anti-Semitism content. Although we appreciate his cooperation with the Brooklyn basketable Nets team with the Anti-Defamation League to combat anti-Semitism and other forms of discrimination. However, I am disappointed that he did not make an unconditional apology and more explicitly condemned the discrimination and harmful content contained in the films he advertised. I will have an interview with Owen in person next week.”

Related news: Tsai Chongxin tweeted: I am disappointed that Carey seems to support an anti-Semitic 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.

(Stan)

Owen is in deep trouble of “anti-Jewish”