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College students kind human swastika on San José highschool soccer area
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College students kind human swastika on San José highschool soccer area

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Last updated: December 8, 2025 9:41 am
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A viral picture of San José college students forming a human swastika whereas mendacity on their highschool’s soccer area has roiled the Silicon Valley group and prompted an outcry from the Jewish group.

The image of eight Branham Excessive Faculty college students was posted Wednesday on social media, accompanied by an antisemitic 1939 quote from Adolf Hitler. The put up has since been deleted and denounced by native leaders.

“Our message to the group is evident: this was a disturbing and unacceptable act of antisemitism. Actions that focus on, demean, or threaten Jewish college students don’t have any place on our campuses,” mentioned Beth Silbergeld, the varsity’s principal, in a press release to The Instances. “Personally, I’m horrified by this act. Professionally, I’m assured and hopeful that our college group can study from this second and emerge stronger and extra united.”

The scholars who took half within the incident have been recognized, however their names is not going to be made public due to federal regulation, Silbergeld mentioned.

Nonetheless, the matter has been referred to the San José Police Division, and the district plans to work with the Anti-Defamation League, the Bay Space Jewish Coalition and the Jewish Group Relations Council of the Bay Space to handle the concern brought on by the occasion, she mentioned.

Jewish college students on the college and their mother and father expressed disbelief.

“I used to be actually scared, my id feels threatened proper now,” a Jewish senior on the college, who requested anonymity, advised the Jewish Information of Northern California.

“There are individuals at my college who suppose they will get away with this. And for me, that was simply actually, actually scary to know.”

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