Kanye West’s social networks were blocked for anti-Semitic remarks

Kanye West’s Twitter and Instagram accounts have been blocked after he made remarks about the Jewish community, ABC News reported.

In a tweet posted Sunday night, West, using a reference to the U.S. military’s defense readiness signal, said he would soon launch a “deadly attack on Jews.”

“The account in question has been blocked due to a violation of Twitter rules,” a spokesperson told the network.

According to ABC News, West’s post came out hours after temporary restrictions were imposed on his Instagram page*. Also, some of the publications were deleted.

Earlier at Paris Fashion Week, West appeared in a T-shirt that reads White Lives Matter. Another American black rapper, Sean John Combs, posted a video on his Instagram in which he said he did not support the T-shirt and urged people not to buy it. In response, West posted a screenshot of his correspondence with Combs on social media and suggested that he was being controlled by Jews. After that, the company blocked West’s page.