The 2026 Super Bowl has been decided with a Seahawks’ decisive victory, but in the Jewish community, the conversation around the Blue Square Alliance “Stand Up to Jewish Hate” commercial continues.

While Robert Kraft deserves credit for investing significant resources and putting his money where his mouth is, many within the Jewish community argued the creative execution “missed the mark” with an unrealistic victimization-focused depiction of Jew hate.

What followed was not just backlash but a case study in how generative AI has reshaped the way these debates play out. 

Read the full article here by Gova10’s VP Media Strategy, David Weissmann

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  • David leads media strategy at Gova10. Previously he ran marketing globally at a SaaS startup for secure business connectivity. He spent more than 17 years at Verizon, most recently, as media spokesperson. He was responsible for media relations, crisis communications, executive communications, product PR, community engagement & public affairs initiatives in 25 states. His Verizon career included roles in marketing, IoT business development, sales management, and enterprise sales. He is certified in Lean Six Sigma. David holds a BS in Marketing from Yeshiva University and an MBA from Iona University.

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