Social media star Suede Brooks apologizes for sharing a post about Israel-Palestinian conflict
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Suede Brooks, a popular social media influencer, issued an apology after sharing a video described as pro-Israel amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
According to HITC, the since-deleted video was a repost from controversial activist Christian Walker that Brooks quickly removed. It's unclear exactly what Walker's post claimed. However, Brooks felt the need to post a video on her Instagram Story and TikTok explaining her actions and apologizing to anyone she hurt. "I’m coming on here to apologize for the things that I posted on social media recently," the star began her video. "It does not reflect me, it does not reflect my beliefs. What I posted was very ignorant of me and I was not educated on the topic of what’s really going on." ❤️
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