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New York Mayor Mamdani Refuses to Apologize for Attack on AIPAC
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First reported by N12 · Jun 23, 2026
What happened
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani again denounced AIPAC, calling its politics immoral and accusing it of deceptive spending. His remarks come after a similar speech last week that drew accusations of antisemitic language. Jewish organizations and lawmakers, including the ADL, Ted Deutch, and Josh Gottheimer, strongly condemned him.
- 01Mamdani again attacked AIPAC and refused to apologize.
- 02He accused the lobby of defending an immoral status quo and misleading voters.
- 03His comments followed last week’s “monsters” remark that drew antisemitism accusations.
- 04Jewish groups and lawmakers condemned the rhetoric as dangerous.
- 05Critics said his language echoed classic antisemitic conspiracy theories.
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