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Updated · Fox News · Jul 30
Netanyahu Accuses NYC Mayor Mamdani of Fomenting Hate, Vows September New York Visit
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Jul 30

Netanyahu Accuses NYC Mayor Mamdani of Fomenting Hate, Vows September New York Visit

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jul 30

Summary

  • Benjamin Netanyahu said he will still travel to New York in September, despite Mayor Zohran Mamdani's calls to have him arrested over an International Criminal Court warrant.
  • The Israeli prime minister accused Mamdani of "fomenting hate" and dividing the city, saying the mayor's anti-Israel rhetoric is frightening Jewish residents.
  • Netanyahu linked that rhetoric to a recent synagogue stabbing, calling Mamdani's latest "war criminal" remarks shameful and dangerous.
  • The clash lands amid broader concern over antisemitism in New York and beyond, with the report citing a 97% rise in violent anti-Jewish hate crimes since 2022.

Insights

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