Zohran Mamdani urged to stop ‘fanning flames of hatred’ after 'antisemitic' New York stabbing

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Some politicians said Mayor Zohran Mamdani's criticism of Israel had created a dangerous environment.

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New York mayor Zohran Mamdani has been urged to stop "fanning the flames of hatred and division" after a Jewish man was stabbed in what police are treating as a suspected antisemitic attack.On Thursday afternoon, a 51-year-old man allegedly shouted "Allahu Akbar" while carrying out two separate stabbing attacks near Central Park on Manhattan's Upper West Side.Jewish community leaders accused the socialist mayor of helping to inflame tensions through his repeated attacks on Israel.At a press conference on Friday, UJA-Federation of New York chief executive Eric Goldstein delivered a blistering rebuke.

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But to be clear, we're no longer surprised," he said.Mr Goldstein argued that Mr Mamdani's repeated criticism of Israel and his characterisation of its supporters as "monsters" had helped create an increasingly hostile atmosphere for Jewish New Yorkers.He declared: "Mayor Mamdani, stop fanning the...

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