How Mamdani’s dangerous rhetoric is reshaping New York City
By that Friday, prosecutors had charged the attacker with hate crimes. Comptroller Mark Levine identified the victims as Chok Sung and Moshe Yezhak Grunhaus. Tisch was careful to note that detectives were still working to determine motive, and that mental illness may have been a factor.
- ▪By that Friday, prosecutors had charged the attacker with hate crimes.
- ▪Comptroller Mark Levine identified the victims as Chok Sung and Moshe Yezhak Grunhaus.
- ▪Tisch was careful to note that detectives were still working to determine motive, and that mental illness may have been a factor.
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On a Thursday afternoon, as Jews across the world sat on low stools and read the Book of Lamentations to mark Tisha B’Av — the fast day that mourns the destruction of the First and Second Temples and the long catalog of catastrophes that have befallen the Jewish people ever since — a man stabbed two people in the Upper West Side of Manhattan while shouting “Allahu Akbar.” Recommended Stories Mamdani’s bait-and-switch underscores perils of socialism’s promises Inside Scoop: Genuinely un-American, fight for female sports, California chooses failure Inside Scoop: Data center debate, empathy gone wild, Talarico’s woke past The first victim, a 57-year-old man, was attacked near West 84th Street and Central Park West.
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