El-Sayed campaign distances himself from antisemitic ad promoting his campaign

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 our game last Thursday were unfortunate and unforgivable, and not remotely representative of our fans or our hometown.” During Thursday’s game against the Las Vegas Golden Knights at Enterprise Center, a protester seated near the rink was seen holding a banner depicting an Israeli flag splattered... <a href="">Read More</a>

L.A. teachers violated civil rights law with anti-Israel advocacy in the classroom, district finds

An investigation by the Los Angeles Unified School District revealed that teachers at one of its high schools violated federal civil rights law and California education standards, prompting the district to mandate corrective action following a complaint from a Jewish advocacy group, Jewish Insider has learned.&nbsp; According to the district, the teachers promoted one-sided political... <a href="https://jewishinsider.com/2026/10/new-el-sayed-ad-features-tucker-carlson-far-right-podcasters-attack-on-mike-rogers/">Read More</a>

‘Israel had no plan to attack Iran before election,’ defense minister says

Israel does not plan to strike Iran before its election on Tuesday, Defense Minister Israel Katz said on Monday, in response to a reported rift between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir, the IDF chief of staff, over the former giving an order to prepare to attack Iran. Katz asserted that “there was... <a href="https://jewishinsider.com/2026/07/george-moraitis-florida-primary-jared-moskowitz-military-veteran/">Read More</a>

Rick Scott says Israel, Greece, Cyprus trip ‘reinforced’ his critical approach to Erdoğan

Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) said last week that his recent trip to Israel, Greece and Cyprus reinforced his critical stance against Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, citing the shared frustration of all three governments with Turkey’s incursions into Greek airspace and its efforts to block an undersea energy cable linking the three countries.&nbsp; Scott, a... <a href="https://jewishinsider.com/2026/10/ro-khanna-ndaa-urges-negotiators-pull-provision-us-israel-cooperation/">Read More</a>

Bibi or no Bibi, Israel’s critics vow not to budge

As Israel nears a pivotal election, U.S. critics prepare to challenge any future government, while the Bank of Israel dismisses cryptocurrency as a method to circumvent international sanctions.