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.
Anti-Israel Groups Plan Boycott of Jewish Businesses
Anti-Israel activists in Philadelphia have scheduled a bicycle boycott ride targeting Jewish-owned and Israeli-associated local businesses, with the demonstration deliberately set to take place on November 8, falling on the eve of the anniversary of Kristallnacht, the 1938 Nazi-orchestrated pogrom targeting Jewish communities, homes, and businesses in Germany and Austria.
House Republicans Accuse American Psychological Association of Antisemitism
Republicans in the House Education and Workforce Committee accused the American Psychological Association of antisemitism in a 22-page report and recommended removing the APA’s accreditation power for college programs.
Graffiti Found in Bathroom at Sharon High School
Antisemitic graffiti and political messages were discovered in a boy’s bathroom inside Sharon High School on 3 November 2026.
Police Searching for Suspect Who Defaced Synagogue
DC Police is asking for help searching for a suspect who defaced a synagogue in Northwest DC with antisemitic graffiti.
Jewish Activist Assaulted
A Jewish conservative activist was assaulted and threatened with death by a student at the University of Michigan’s Ann Arbor campus on 1 November, during a confrontation at a political event organized by conservative activists, according to videos circulated on social media and accounts published by US media outlets.
Jewish School Buses Sprayed with Swastikas
Jewish school buses in Brooklyn were sprayed with swastikas and anti-Zionist graffiti.
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.
Former El-Sayed Staffer Indicted for Threats and Vandalism
One of Abdul El-Sayed’s former campaign staffers was among a group of anti-Israel activists indicted for allegedly terrorizing members of Michigan’s Jewish community and University of Michigan officials through threats and vandalism.