St. Louis Blues Condemn What They Called an Antisemitic Protest at an NHL Game Against Vegas – WTOP News
Tom Stillman said the team ejected the protesters and condemned the banners as hateful after the display during Thursday’s game.
- On Monday, the St. Louis Blues condemned what they called an antisemitic protest during last Thursday's home game at Enterprise Center, where activists displayed offensive banners.
- Members of Freedom Convoy USA, an anti-Israel activist group, displayed banners reading 'Israel Kills' and 'Free America from Israel' throughout the arena during the Vegas Golden Knights game.
- Arena staff and local law enforcement ejected the individuals immediately, enforcing Enterprise Center's code of conduct that prohibits signs exceeding 24 by 36 inches and containing offensive imagery.
- Blues Chairman Tom Stillman called the signs 'vile messages of hate' that were 'unfortunate and unforgivable,' emphasizing the franchise's deep ties to St. Louis's Jewish community.
- This incident follows a surge in anti-Israel demonstrations at major sporting events, including the 2026 FIFA World Cup and international soccer competitions where activists have protested Israeli policies.
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St. Louis Blues condemn what they called an antisemitic protest at an NHL game against Vegas – WTOP News
ST. LOUIS (AP) — The St. Louis Blues have condemned what they called an antisemitic protest during a game last week at Enterprise Center. Signs that read “Israe
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St. Louis Blues condemn what they called an antisemitic protest at an NHL game against Vegas
ST. LOUIS (AP) — The St. Louis Blues have condemned what they called an antisemitic protest during a game last week at Enterprise Center.
St. Louis Blues condemn antisemitic banners at home game
Tom Stillman, the St. Louis Blues chairman, issued a statement on Monday condemning an antisemitic protest that occurred during the NHL team’s home game last week. “The St. Louis Blues organization — and I personally — condemn antisemitic rhetoric in all forms,” Stillman said in the statement. “The vile messages of hate briefly displayed at...
Stillman releases statement on protest at recent Blues game
Following an investigation of the antisemitic protest that took place at the St. Louis Blues game on Thursday, October 22, the following statement was issued by Blues Chairman and Governor Tom Stillman: "The St. Louis Blues organization — and I personally — condemn antisemitic rhetoric in all forms. The vile
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