Mamdani unveils NYC antisemitism strategy with millions for security, hate crime prevention
"Jewish New Yorkers should feel cherished and celebrated in the most Jewish city in America," Mamdani said as he unveiled a plan to combat antisemitism in New York City.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani unveiled a municipal strategy on Tuesday aimed at combating antisemitism in the United States, marking the first such initiative in the country. The strategy includes investments in hate-crime prevention, security coordination, and support for Jewish cultural institutions, following Mamdani's decision to revoke several executive orders issued by his predecessor, Eric Adams.
These orders, which included measures concerning antisemitism and boycotts of Israel, were reversed by Mamdani, who emphasized the growing issue of antisemitism in the city, with Jewish residents accounting for approximately 12% of the population and antisemitic incidents representing more than half of confirmed hate crimes.
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