Man Pleads Guilty to Cyberstalking After Sending Antisemitic Threats
United States Attorney Ken Sorenson announced that Eric Lee Boltz, 52, most recently residing in Montana, pled guilty on November 4, 2026, to one count of cyberstalking. Boltz was remanded into custody following his plea, and sentencing is scheduled for March 4, 2027, before Senior United States District Judge J. Michael Seabright.
Massachusetts Candidate to Have Security After Death Threats
Anne Brensley’s campaign condemned antisemitic comments made on her Boston Herald op-ed. Following the latest incident, and against a backdrop of previous threats, Brensley said she made the frustrating decision to have security on Election Day.
Heckling Turned Into Death Threats
Jewish comedian Lucas Zelnick said on 30 October that he had received death threats and a torrent of abuse after posting footage of an antisemitic heckler at one of his shows and said he was disturbed by attacks from fellow Jews angry over his criticism of Israel.
Signs Create Controversy
An antisemitic sign displayed outside a shoe store in Stockholm has sparked controversy.
Man Federally Charged for Mailing Antisemitic Threats
A Charlotte man is facing federal charges after prosecutors say he mailed threatening, antisemitic letters to several Jewish organizations and individuals across the country.
Threatening Letter Sent to Synagogue
On October 16, the synagogue in Speyer received a threatening letter containing an unknown white substance. The substance was later found to be harmless, but the secretary required a medical examination and police are still investigating.
Man Sentenced Over Antisemitic Death Threats
Patrick O’Brien, 60, originally from Dublin and now living near Avignon, was convicted by the Avignon Criminal Court of attempting to justify crimes against humanity and making death threats aggravated by their antisemitic nature.
Soldier Pleads Guilty Over Threats to Kill Jews
Jakob Marcoulier, 22, pleaded guilty to transmitting threats through interstate commerce after prosecutors said he made violent antisemitic threats on Discord.
Suspect Pleads Not Guilty in Bombing Threat Case
A Utah man accused of possessing explosive devices, searching online for nearby synagogues, and making online threats to kill Jews pleaded not guilty to charges including attempting to commit a hate crime.
House Candidate Receives Death Threats
Police are investigating ongoing direct threats against Tammy Caputi, a Jewish candidate for the Arizona state House.