Mamdani 'inciting violence against Jews in New York,' Israeli consul general says
"This pattern is too familiar and echoes Europe 100 years ago," stated Ofir Akunis, a day after a visibly Jewish man was stabbed outside a synagogue in Manhattan on the fast day Tisha B'Av.
Israeli Consul General in New York, Ofir Akunis, accused New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani of "inciting violence against Jews in New York" following a stabbing outside a Manhattan synagogue on Tisha B'Av. Akunis stated that he had previously warned about the consequences of Mamdani's actions, including the mayor's spokeswoman claiming synagogues violate international law by hosting pro-Israel events, and Mamdani's past calls for the arrest of the Israeli Prime Minister. Akunis emphasized, "This pattern is too familiar and echoes Europe 100 years ago," noting a significant surge in anti-Jewish hate crimes since Mamdani took office. He added, "Incitement always promotes and encourages physical violence."
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