Friday March 29, 2002
World Report
Saudi editor apologizes for 'blood' remarks RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (JTA) -- A Saudi editor is apologizing for an article in a government-run daily that said Jews use human blood to make Purim hamantaschen. "What has been mentioned by the writer [of this story] is wrong. It neither reflects the opinion of the al-Riyadh newspaper nor the Saudi government," the paper's editor in chief said on March 21. The statement came after complaints from the U.S. government.
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