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Mamdani’s ‘New Era’ Starts with Deleting Posts About Antisemitism
Zohran Mamdani’s term started with deleting antisemitism-related posts and the rollback of Adams-era executive orders. (Photo by John Lamparski/Getty Images)
New York City’s new mayor also abandoned the city’s official recognition of an antisemitism definition and an order to strengthen the protection of places of worship against intimidation.
By Tanner Nau
01.03.26 — New York
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Zohran Mamdani promised a “new era” for New York City during his inaugural address as mayor. But it began with the deletion of two social media posts about antisemitism from the mayor’s official X account that were posted on predecessor Eric Adams’s last day in office.

One of the deleted posts on X announced the publication Wednesday of an 80-page report by the city’s Office to Combat Antisemitism. The post described the “first-ever municipal report on our efforts to combat antisemitism” as “bold” and a “blueprint for 2026.”

The second deleted post called the establishment of the office an effort “to make fighting hate a policy priority.” It noted that the report included a detailed account of the history of Jewish New Yorkers and the city’s “long-standing and important ties with Israel.”

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Tanner Nau
Tanner Nau is an editorial fellow at The Free Press.
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