Mamdani’s $30M Plan to Fight Antisemitism Includes Increased Funding for Anti-Israel Group
The plan includes a $6.4 million grant for Partners Against the Hate and has drawn criticism over ties to several anti-Israel groups.
- Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a $30 million strategy to combat antisemitism, including $6.4 million for Partners Against Hate .
- PATH’s partners include the Arab American Association of New York , which was previously led by Linda Sarsour and has faced criticism over anti-Israel advocacy.
- NYPD reporting cited in the text says New York City recorded 181 hate crimes against Jews in the first eight months of 2026, including 131 felonies.
- Mamdani’s strategy allocates $1 million for security at synagogues and other houses of worship but does not adopt a single definition of antisemitism.
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Mamdani’s antisemitism plan sends $6.4M through a program partnered with a group Linda Sarsour once led, and over 25 Jewish groups are pushing back
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing pushback from more than 25 Jewish organizations over a new $30 million initiative to curb antisemitism. The plan includes a $6.4 million grant for Partners Against the Hate, a program that works with six partner organizations. One of these partners is the Arab American Association of New York, a group formerly led by Linda Sarsour. Separate scrutiny has landed on the grant’s funding structure, according to Fox News…
MAMDANI'S $30M 'ANTISEMITISM' PLAN FUNNELS CASH TO ANTI-ISRAEL GROUP
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's $30 million plan to combat antisemitism includes a $6.4 million grant to a hate-crime partnership that counts the Arab American Association of New York among its members — a group with a long record of hostility toward Israel.
Mamdani’s Antisemitism Plan Draws Fire Over Funding for Anti-Israel Group
By: Jared Evan New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s newly unveiled plan to combat antisemitism is facing growing criticism from Jewish leaders and others who question why city funding is being increased for a program that includes an organization with a long record of anti-Israel activism. The controversy was highlighted in an exclusive New York Post report, which examined Mamdani’s roughly $30 million initiative and its decision to significantl…
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