Hundreds Protest Against Antisemitism in New York's Upper West Side
Hundreds gathered in New York City's Upper West Side to protest against antisemitism following a stabbing incident in the neighborhood that injured a Jewish man and an Asian resident. Demonstrators carried signs reading "Antisemitism kills Jews, stop it" and chanted "Mamdani must go," targeting a local figure associated with the controversy. Opposing the protest, pro-Palestinian demonstrators also assembled nearby, holding signs such as "Mamdani is a friend of the Jews." The event highlighted tensions in the community over rising antisemitic attacks and differing political views.
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