In a city known for its diversity and tolerance, Jewish New Yorkers are grappling with a new reality: the election of the city's first anti-Zionist mayor, Eric Adams. As Adams takes the reins, concerns about antisemitism and safety are growing among the Jewish community, who feel increasingly vulnerable. According to a recent survey, nearly 60% of Jewish New Yorkers believe that antisemitism is on the rise in the city, and many are worried about the impact of Adams' anti-Zionist stance on their community. As the city's Jewish population navigates this uncertain terrain, one question looms: what does the future hold for New York's Jewish community under its new mayor?
Jewish New Yorkers on antisemitism, safety and the city's first anti-Zionist mayor Religion News Service
