Hundreds of protesters gathered in New York City on Sunday evening to demonstrate against antisemitism, chanting 'Mamdani must go' in reference to Mayor Zohran Mamdani, according to Israeli news site Ynet.
Hundreds of protesters gathered in New York City on Sunday evening to demonstrate against antisemitism, with chants demanding Mayor Zohran Mamdani resign. The protest, reported by Israeli news site Ynet, is the latest expression of Jewish community anger at Mamdani, who has been accused by Israeli officials of antisemitism and incitement.
In recent weeks, The Zioneer reported that Israel's Consul General in New York, Ofir Akunis, warned that Mamdani's rhetoric poses a “real and immediate danger” to Jews. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also accused Mamdani of “fueling hatred” and inciting against Jews. The demonstration follows a series of Jewish community actions against the mayor, including previous protests and statements by Jewish leaders.
The exact location and number of protesters were not specified beyond “hundreds.” No counter-protests or incidents were reported.
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