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Billionaire Charles Kushner Leaves New York Citing Antisemitism by Mayor Adams
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First reported by Walla · 10 hours ago
What happened
Billionaire Charles Kushner is leaving New York for Florida, accusing Mayor Eric Adams and his wife of antisemitism and hostility toward Israel. Kushner criticized Adams' refusal to support Israel-related events and his rhetoric against the wealthy. Kushner, father of Jared Kushner, said he will not pay taxes to leadership he views as hostile to Jews.
- 01Charles Kushner announces move from New York to Florida citing antisemitism by Mayor Eric Adams.
- 02Kushner condemns Adams' refusal to join Israel Day Parade and calls to arrest Netanyahu.
- 03He criticizes Adams' wife for allegedly celebrating Hamas attacks on October 7.
- 04Kushner denies decision is about Adams' socialist policies, focusing on hostility toward Jews and Israel.
- 05He warns Adams' rhetoric against the wealthy reflects broader resentment and could harm New York.
- 06Kushner currently serves as U.S. Ambassador to France and is father of Jared Kushner.
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