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Satmar Rebbe Defends Mayor Medadani, Warns Against Provoking Host Nations
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · Aug 10, 2026
What happened
The Satmar Rebbe publicly defended New York Mayor Zorhan Medadani against antisemitism accusations by ultra-Orthodox groups, warning that such attacks provoke host nations and endanger Jewish community safety. He urged adherence to traditional Jewish teachings on living peacefully in exile, citing Jeremiah's command to seek the peace of the city.
- 01Satmar Rebbe Rabbi Yekutiel Yehuda Teitelbaum defended Mayor Zorhan Medadani against antisemitism claims.
- 02He condemned ultra-Orthodox campaigns as dangerous provocations threatening Jewish community safety.
- 03The Rebbe cited Jeremiah's command to seek peace with host nations during exile.
- 04He warned that labeling Medadani antisemitic escalates tensions and risks communal security.
- 05The Rebbe criticized similar provocations occurring both in Israel and the U.S.
- 06His remarks call for restraint and adherence to Torah ways to maintain peace in exile.
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