Mayor Zohran Mamdani is putting his own stamp on a city office created by his predecessor to combat antisemitism, unveiling a strategy that increases prevention funding while formalizing a break with the Adams administration’s embrace of a single definition of antisemitism. The strategy arrives after months in which Mamdani has sought to patch a strained relationship with parts of the city’s Jewish community without retreating from his longstanding views on Israel and Palestine. The long-awaited, 33-page plan, which the Mayor’s office released Tuesday, details how City Hall will spend the first $7.4 million of a previously announced $26 million increase...
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