After the antisemitic controversy, Humo deletes Herman Brusselmans' column

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Humo magazine finally took Herman Brusselmans' column offline after the controversy caused by the article....

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The arts gagged! At least, if you consider abusive, anti-Jewish murder fantasies by a 66-year-old rascal to be arts. But even CNN reported on it, and apparently that was all a bit too exciting for Humo. Humo deputy editor-in-chief Matthias Vanderaspoilden: It was of course never the intention to hurt the Jewish community (by printing that every Jew deserves a sharp knife through the throat, ed.). If that did happen, we would like to apologize fo…

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Humo magazine took Herman Brusselmans' column offline after there was a stir earlier this week about the piece, citing the war and suffering in the Gaza Strip. In a ruling about Jews, Brusselmans is guilty of anti-Semitism, according to the European Jewish Association (EJA) and equal opportunities center Unia. Both organizations announced that they were going to court.

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11:41 Humo magazine takes a controversial column by writer Herman Brusselsmans offline. The column, in which Brusselmans writes about the conflict in Gaza, raised allegations of anti-semiti...

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Weekly magazine Humo has taken down the last column by writer Herman Brusselmans about the war between Israel and Hamas. That column had caused a lot of commotion, mainly within the Jewish community, but Humo continued to support its columnist.