Jemima Goldsmith criticizes Maryam Nawaz for anti-Semitic remarks

• Jemima Goldsmith said she left Pakistan due to anti-Semitism attacks.
• Said that even though 16 years have passed, it continues.
• Jemima said she receives death threats and protests outside her home every week.

London: Prime Minister Imran Khan’s ex-wife Jamie Margot Smith responded to PML-N’s vice-president Maria Mnawaz’s so-called anti-Semitic remarks on Tuesday. She said she had left Pakistan due to such anti-Semitic attacks.

Goldsmith wrote on Twitter: “I left Pakistan in 2004 after ten years of anti-Semitic attacks by the media and politicians.” She insisted that at the time she received death threats and received death threats every week. Protest outside her house.

She said that although more than 16 years have passed, such anti-Semitism attacks against her continue.

Prior to the Azad Jammu and Kashmir poll, Prime Minister Khan and Mariam made anti-Semitic remarks at a recent political rally.

Speaking of photos of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who went abroad for treatment in 2019, when he participated in a polo match in the UK by his grandson Junaid Safdar, Khan The Prime Minister said: “The poor should go to jail, and the strong should get NRO to park abroad to watch their grandson’s polo match.”

“Ordinary people can’t play polo. You need a lot of money to raise horses and play polo. So tell us where this dear grandson got the money. This is your money,” he said.

After his statement, Mariam also launched a tirade on anti-Semitism and said: “He is the grandson of Nawaz Sharif, not the grandson of Goldsmith. He was not raised in the lap of a Jew.”