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Jewish Leaders Urge NYC Mayor Adams to Temper Israel Criticism to Protect Local Jews

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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 3 hours ago

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Jewish leaders met with New York City Mayor Eric Adams to urge him to moderate his criticism of Israel to protect the city's Jewish community amid rising hate crimes. They called for consistent condemnation of Hamas and clearer messaging that American Jews are not responsible for Israeli policies. Adams acknowledged their concerns and appreciated the discussion.

01Ten Jewish leaders met with NYC Mayor Eric Adams to discuss his Israel criticism's impact on local Jews' safety.
02Some leaders urged Adams to stop criticizing Israel and focus on local issues; others supported his right to criticize with conditions.
03They demanded consistent condemnation of Hamas and clarification that American Jews aren't responsible for Israeli government actions.
04Adams' labeling of Netanyahu as a "war criminal" raised fears of inciting antisemitism among New York's Jewish community.
05Leaders recalled Adams' past clear stance against Islamophobia and urged similar clarity against threats to Jews.
06Adams, the city's first Muslim mayor, expressed appreciation and said he takes the concerns seriously.

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