St. Johns County teacher removed following ‘venomous antisemitism’ allegations, Randy Fine steps in

ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. – After the organization “Stop Antisemitism” called for the removal of Ponte Vedra High School teacher Russell Koenig for spreading “venomous antisemitism,” Rep. Randy Fine, R-Palm Beach, contacted the superintendent about the concerns, and said shortly after, Koenig was removed.

Stop Antisemitism is a “grassroots watchdog organization,” dedicated to “exposing groups and individuals that espouse incitement towards the Jewish people and State and engage in antisemitic behaviors,” according to their website.

“When I find out there are antisemites in our education system, I’m going to come after them personally,” Fine told Florida’s Voice. “They should quit before I get them fired.”

It’s bad enough when teachers spread their venomous antisemitism in the classroom.

It’s even worse when schools attempt
to brush it under the rug.

YOU can help 👇👇👇

1. Katherine Howton (Reynolds Learning Academy):
- denies the 10/7 atrocities
- states Jews are the problem… pic.twitter.com/wWgQtfMOsk

— StopAntisemitism (@StopAntisemites) August 5, 2024