More than two dozen Jewish organizations in New York City have jointly called for a revised strategy to address rising antisemitism, specifically targeting hostility against both Jewish communities and Israel. The groups argue that existing measures have failed to effectively curb hate incidents, urging authorities to implement stronger policies under a new plan proposed by a prominent academic. With tensions escalating, the push highlights growing concerns over discrimination and violence linked to anti-Israel sentiment in the region. The demand signals a broader effort to hold institutions accountable for protecting Jewish residents and institutions.
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