Is There a Deliberate Policy to Drive Jews out of New York?

Peloni:  Jews have always thrived in societies which promote equality before the law, and to the degree that a given society fails this test, the standards of Jew Hatred are remain ever ready to victimize the Jews as has occurred in every age, and we can see this image of societal betrayal unfolding in America perhaps nowhere so clearly today as in Mamdani’s New York City, the second largest Jewish city in the world.

Barry Shaw | The View from Israel | Aug 04, 2026

NYC Mayor Mamdani. Screengrab via Youtube

New York Police Department released its overall crime reduction report but, unfortunately, anti-Semitic crimes in NY was not part of that good news. The opposite, in fact.

Since Mamdani was elected mayor hate crimes against the city’s Jews has increased.

Jewish New Yorkers bearing the brunt of over 56% of all recorded hate crimes since January 1, 2026 despite making up only 10% of the population.

This troubling hate crime trend stands in sharp contrast to a broad drop in general violence. All seven major felony categories saw declines, with murder dropping 22.8% and year-to-date shooting incidents down 7.5%.
Only crimes against Jews explosed in New York.
Could it be that this is an early result of the intentional policies of the Mamdani regime?

It is obvious that this rise in hate crimes against local Jews stem from the high profile rhetoric and lies against Israel that embolden antisemites to commit violent hate crimes against their favourite target – Jews. In this case local Jews.
Sadly, perhaps tragically, this hate and violence will only rise under a Mamdani leadership.

This is a warning, a prediction. You heard it first here…
New York will follow Paris, Manchester, Sydney, where unbridled allowance, even the encouragement, of anti-Semitism led to the mass murder of their Jews.

Let’s be brutally honest. Mamdani is a mayor who doesn’t care if Jews leave his town. They can easily and conveniently be replaced by those who approve and support Mamdani’s Marxist-Islamist politics.