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St. Louis Blues Condemn Antisemitic Protest During Hockey Game
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The St. Louis Blues condemned an antisemitic protest during a hockey game last Thursday, where spectators displayed anti-Israel banners. Arena security removed the signs and ejected the protesters. The team's owner stated the messages were not representative of the organization or its fans, and the ADL also criticized the slogans, calling them disturbing and hurtful.
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- St. Louis Blues condemned antisemitic protest during game against Vegas Golden Knights.
- Protesters displayed banners with anti-Israel messages like "Israel Kills" and "Free America from Israel."
- Arena security and police removed banners and ejected individuals involved.
- Blues owner Tom Stillman stated the messages were not representative of the organization or fans.
- A group called 2026 Freedom Convoy claimed responsibility but rejected the antisemitic label.
- The ADL's Jordan Kadosh called the slogans disturbing and hurtful.
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