Israeli Foreign Minister Condemns Antisemitic Stabbing Outside Manhattan Synagogue
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar expressed shock over an antisemitic stabbing incident outside a synagogue in Manhattan, where two people were injured. Sa'ar described the attack as horrifying but stated he was not surprised, linking the violence to months of incitement against Israel by New York City Mayor Eric Adams. He emphasized that such hateful acts do not occur in a vacuum and called on Mayor Adams to stop the incitement, firmly oppose antisemitism, and take immediate action to protect the Jewish community in New York City.
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