In interview day after Jew stabbed in NYC, Mamdani tells interviewer his biggest error was being photographed eating burrito on train
Jewish leaders have called for the mayor to apologize for his antisemitic rhetoric, which they say incites violence against Jews, and to be more careful about how he talks about Israel.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, in an interview the day after a Jewish man was stabbed in the city on Tisha B'Av, identified his biggest "fumble" as "eating a burrito on the train and taking a photo of it." This statement came as Jewish leaders called for him to apologize for rhetoric they consider antisemitic and inciting violence against Jews, citing his video calling the Israeli prime minister a "war criminal" and his repeated accusations of "genocide" against Israel during the interview.
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