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Blues condemn ‘vile messages of hate’ by fans at recent home game

The St. Louis Blues condemned what they called an antisemitic protest during a game last week at their home arena, labeling the signs as "vile messages of hate."

Published: Monday, 26 October 2026 at 9:56 PM
Blues condemn ‘vile messages of hate’ by fans at recent home game
Key Things to Know
  • The St. Louis Blues condemned an antisemitic protest that occurred during a game at Enterprise Center.
  • Blues owner Tom Stillman stated that the individuals holding the banners were ejected from the arena.
  • The 2026 Freedom Convoy claimed responsibility and denied that criticizing Israel is antisemitic.
The Story in 60 Seconds

The St. Louis Blues have condemned an antisemitic protest that took place at Enterprise Center during a game against the Vegas Golden Knights. In a statement released Monday, team owner Tom Stillman described the protest banners as vile messages of hate that were unfortunate and unforgivable.

The fans who displayed signs reading "Israel Kills" and "Free America from Israel" were ejected from the arena. The 2026 Freedom Convoy claimed responsibility for the demonstration, stating that criticizing Israel is in no way antisemitic.

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