News World Report Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By J. Correspondent | March 29, 2002 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. J. Correspondent Also On J. The Bagel Report ‘Extrapolations’ and AI haggadahs Bay Area Storm damage shutters Beth Ami's preschool indefinitely Local Voice Legal protections for trans people are long overdue Jewish Life Passover events for kids and families around the Bay Area Subscribe to our Newsletter Enter Email Sign Up