New York Rabbis Urge Mayor Adams to Moderate Israel Remarks Amid Jewish Community Concerns
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 43 minutes ago
What happened
New York rabbis met with Mayor Eric Adams to urge him to moderate his public criticism of Israel, warning his remarks increase vulnerability among Jewish residents. The rabbis called for a more balanced discourse and greater focus on protecting the local Jewish community. Adams acknowledged legal limits on his campaign promise to arrest Netanyahu during an upcoming visit and reaffirmed his commitment to Jewish life in the city.
- 01New York rabbis warn Mayor Adams his Israel remarks heighten Jewish community vulnerability.
- 02Rabbis urge Adams to adopt a balanced approach, condemning Hamas and separating US Jews from Israeli government actions.
- 03Meeting included 10 rabbis from Reform, Conservative, and Modern Orthodox streams.
- 04Adams admitted he cannot arrest Netanyahu during UN visit due to New York law.
- 05Rabbis call for Adams to focus on protecting Jewish institutions with increased police resources.
- 06Mayor's office described the meeting as open and constructive, with Adams reaffirming support for Jewish communities.
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