Israel's NY Consul Slams Mayor Adams' Antisemitism Plan
Israel's Consul General in New York, Ofir Akunis, has sharply criticized New York City Mayor Eric Adams following the release of the city's plan to combat antisemitism. Akunis stated that "money doesn't buy values." He argued that as long as Adams continues with what Akunis termed "incitement and blood libels" against the State of Israel, antisemitism in New York City will only continue to grow.
Akunis's remarks suggest a deep disagreement with the mayor's approach, implying that the city's plan is insufficient or misguided without addressing what Akunis perceives as underlying issues of hostility towards Israel from the mayor himself. The Israeli diplomat emphasized that the mayor's alleged actions undermine any genuine effort to tackle antisemitism.
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