An Open Letter From American Rabbis: Mayor Mamdani Must Apologize
We are rabbis and cantors from across the United States. We serve different communities, hold different political views, and do not speak with one voice on every question concerning Israel, American politics or the war in Gaza. But we are united in our belief that Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s recent speech about pro-Israel civic participation is dangerous, unacceptable and beneath the office he holds.
On June 18, Mr. Mamdani described AIPAC as “monsters,” accusing it of moving “millions in dark money” to “preserve their power” and “turn us against one another.” Using the language of “monsters” against political opponents is an act of dehumanization, and when the targets of that dehumanization are overwhelmingly associated with the Jewish community the consequences become especially dangerous.
History demonstrates that campaigns against Jews often begin with rhetoric portraying them as uniquely sinister, uniquely powerful and somehow less deserving of equal treatment. Mr. Mamdani’s words invoke a familiar story about Jewish power, Jewish money and Jewish manipulation of public life. After criticism, Mr. Mamdani doubled down on the remarks.
Mr. Mamdani’s words matter because they were spoken by the leader of the city with the largest Jewish population outside Israel. They matter because antisemitism in America is rising. They matter because from Boulder, Colorado to Washington, D.C., we have seen how anti-Israel demonization can lead to political violence. These comments came mere days after five individuals were charged for plotting to kill AIPAC supported government officials according to a FBI criminal complaint, and the same day that a man in Florida was indicted for planning to target an AIPAC office in a mass shooting. By casting pro-Israel civic participation as monstrous, conspiratorial and anti-democratic, Mr. Mamdani has put a target on the backs of American Jews and their allies.
Some Jewish allies of Mr. Mamdani denounced his language, while leaders of the largest Jewish membership organizations expressed alarm. Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, posted that “This is the kind of bigoted conspiracy mongering that you expect from unhinged streamers or white supremacists. It’s not the language that we should expect from the mayor whose jurisdiction suffers from the highest levels of antisemitism of any city in America.” Ted Deutch, CEO of the American Jewish Committee, commented that “when you call people monsters, you’re not debating ideas, you’re dehumanizing the people you disagree with. And when that comes from a mayor, it creates an environment where people…wonder whether they can safely live and speak as themselves.” We agree.
The concern raised by these remarks is not confined to a single speech. Many Jewish Americans have watched a pattern emerge in which Israel, Zionists and pro-Israel Jews are repeatedly singled out for uniquely hostile treatment. Criticism of Israeli policy is legitimate, but obsession, demonization and dehumanization are not. The line between criticism and prejudice is crossed when Jews are treated as uniquely malevolent, powerful or undeserving of the civic respect afforded to every other community.
These remarks are part of a broader trend. Mr. Mamdani is the country’s most prominent Democratic Socialist of America (DSA)-affiliated officeholder. He made the remarks at a rally for congressional candidates, including two endorsed by NYC-DSA. In the same week a DSA-endorsed candidate won the Democratic primary for mayor of Washington, D.C., virtually ensuring that she will win the general election. Democratic-socialist and DSA-backed candidates are now competing for and winning offices in major cities throughout the country. When Mayor Mamdani speaks, he is not speaking only for himself. He serves as a model for a growing political movement whose rhetoric and priorities are increasingly being emulated nationwide.
The fixation on AIPAC reveals a glaring double standard. American politics is awash in outside spending from unions, corporations, ideological super PACs, environmental groups, business associations, trial lawyers, crypto interests and countless other organized constituencies. AIPAC is not the largest spender in American politics, nor is it unique in seeking to influence public policy. Anyone may argue for campaign-finance reform. But when the outrage is reserved for pro-Israel advocacy, and when that advocacy is described with language of hidden money, secret control and sinister power, it gives the appearance of antisemitism. Worse, it places Jews in danger. Many Jews reasonably hear echoes of longstanding antisemitic tropes.
Our communities include Jews with a wide range of views on Israel, Prime Minister Netanyahu, the conduct of the war in Gaza, Palestinian statehood and American foreign policy. Vigorous debate is part of Jewish life. But anti-Zionism is not mere criticism of Israeli policy. In its plain meaning, anti-Zionism denies the right of Israel to exist as the Jewish state. It calls for the elimination of the one sovereign refuge of the Jewish people. Conflating policy criticism with anti-Zionism is a slight of hand meant to make the destruction of that refuge seem enlightened.
Surveys show that the overwhelming majority of American Jews believe Israel has a right to exist as a Jewish homeland. Jews may disagree about Israeli governments, military actions, settlements, borders or peace negotiations. But when public figures treat “Zionists” as a uniquely suspect category of people, they are speaking about the overwhelming majority of the Jewish community. Demonizing Zionists is not perceived by most Jews as criticism of a foreign government; it is experienced as an attack on a core component of Jewish identity and peoplehood.
A recent Jewish Majority poll found that 82% of New York Jewish voters are concerned about rising antisemitism, and that most connect it to the normalization of anti-Zionism. Whether one agrees with that assessment or not, responsible leaders have an obligation to listen when an overwhelming majority of a minority community says it feels threatened. This is the lived reality of Jewish communities who are watching old hatreds return in new language.
Mayor Mamdani should apologize. He should retract his remarks and affirm clearly that Jews and pro-Israel Americans are full participants in our democracy.
We can debate policy. We can argue about money in politics. We can disagree passionately about Israel and the Middle East. But no elected leader should demonize Jews or those who stand with the Jewish state. Criticizing Israeli policy is not antisemitic. Treating millions of Zionist Jews as morally suspect, politically illegitimate or less deserving of equal participation in public life is.
Signed,
1. Rabbi Chaim Steinmetz, New York, New York
2. Rabbi David Gelfand, New York, New York
3. Rabbi Neil Zuckerman, New York, New York
4. Rabbi Menachem Creditor, NYC, New York
5. Rabbi Irving Yitz Greenberg, New York, New York
6. Rabbi Menachem Penner, New York, New York
7. Rabbi Joseph Beyda, Brooklyn, New York
8. Rabbi Sara Sapadin, New York City, New York
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297. Rabbi Jeremy Ruberg, Closter, New Jersey
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300. Cantor Joel Gluck, Bristol, Rhode Island
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458. Rabbi Bruce Dollin, Denver, Colorado
459. Rabbi Sam Hollander, Voorhees, New Jersey
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462. Rabbi Ari Zahtz, Teaneck, New Jersey
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464. Rabbi Eliezer Zwickler, West Orange, New Jersey
465. Rabbi Scott Hoffman, Louisville, Kentucky
466. Rabbi Mark Bloom, Oakland, California
467. Rabbi Elaat Muskin, Los Angeles, California
468. Rabbi Steven Lowenstein, Glencoe, Illinois
469. Rabbi Mario Rojzman, Miami, Florida
470. Rabbi Steven Rubenstein, West Bloomfield, Michigan
471. Rabbi Howard Tilman, Scotch Plains, New Jersey
472. Rabbi Benjamin Fried, San Diego, California
473. Rabbi Yehuda Zev Oratz, Baltimore, Maryland
474. Rabbi Eric Polokoff, Southbury, Connecticut
475. Rabbi Ze’ev Smason, St. Louis, Missouri
476. Rabbi Danielle Upbin, Clearwater, Florida
477. Rabbi Ed Feinstein, Encino, California
478. Rabbi Harold Berman, Columbus, Ohio
479. Rabbi Adam Watstein, Weston, Florida
480. Rabbi Tanchum Cohen, Bergenfield, New Jersey
481. Rabbi Tzvi Sinensky, Lower Merion, Pennsylvania
482. Rabbi Joel Finkelstein, Memphis, Tennessee
483. Rabbi Moshe Shulman, Saint Louis, Missouri
484. Rabbi Nachman Friedman, Atlanta, Georgia
485. Rabbi Adam Wohlberg, Dresher, Pennsylvania
486. Rabbi David Mahler, Los Angeles, California
487. Rabbi Alfred Benjamin, Milton, Massachusetts
488. Rabbi Alan Kalinsky, Los Angeles, California
489. Rabbi Alan Rabishaw, Orangevale, California
490. Rabbi Jacob Traub, San Francisco, California
491. Rabbi Kenneth Carr, Easton, Massachusetts
492. Rabbi Steven Burg, Bergenfield, New Jersey
493. Rabbi Jesse Shore, Tenafly, New Jersey
494. Rabbi Nolan Lebovitz, Encino, California
495. Rabbi Michael Jay, Spray Beach, New Jersey
496. Rabbi Daniel Kasdan, Cleveland, Ohio
497. Rabbi David Nesson, Morristown, New Jersey
498. Rabbi Shaanan Gelman, Skokie, Illinois
499. Rabbi Joseph Krakoff, West Bloomfield, Michigan
500. Rabbi Rachel Shere, West Bloomfield, Michigan
501. Rabbi Adam Roffman, Dallas, Texas
502. Cantor Michael Zoosman, College Park, Maryland
503. Rabbi Eliot Malomet, Highland Park, New Jersey
504. Rabbi Shalom Baum, Teaneck, New Jersey
505. Rabbi Yosi Gordon, Mendota Heights, Minnesota
506. Rabbi Howard Glantz, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania
507. Rabbi Robyn Frisch, Villanova, Pennsylvania
508. Rabbi Anthony Knopf, Elizabeth, New Jersey
509. Rabbi Andrew Jacobs, Plantation, Florida
510. Rabbi Keven Tzvi Friedman, Highland Park, New Jersey
511. Rabbi Alicia Rothamel, Columbia, South Carolina
512. Rabbi Mark Zimmerman, Atlanta, Georgia
513. Rabbi Moshe Rudin, Parsippany, New Jersey
514. Rabbi Gedalyah Berger, Teaneck, New Jersey
515. Rabbi Avi Heller, Paramus, New Jersey
516. Rabbi Shawn Weiss, Los Angeles, Oregon
517. Rabbi Seth Frisch, Villanova, Pennsylvania
518. Rabbi Hillel Konigsburg, Sandy Springs, Georgia
519. Rabbi Oran Zweiter, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
520. Rabbi Richard Rheins, Denver, Colorado
521. Rabbi Norman Lipson, Weston, Florida
522. Rabbi Bradley Tecktiel, Henderson, Nevada
523. Rabbi Michael Safra, Rockville, Maryland
524. Rabbi Cy Stanway, Boca Raton, Florida
525. Rabbi Dario Feiguin, Bainbridge island, Washington
526. Rabbi Jay M. Kornsgold, East Windsor, New Jersey
527. Rabbi Geoffrey Spector, Maitland, Florida
528. Rabbi Daniel Millner, Austin, Texas
529. Rabbi Morris Zimbalist, Long Grove, Illinois
530. Rabbi Andrea Merow, Princeton, New Jersey
531. Rabbi Sharon Marcus, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina
532. Rabbi Yosef David, St. Louis, Missouri
533. Rabbi Josh Hearshen, Atlanta, Georgia
534. Rabbi Yishai Abrams, Livingston, New Jersey
535. Rabbi Andrew Markowitz, Fair Lawn, New Jersey
536. Rabbi Eliezer Havivi, Teaneck, New Jersey
537. Rabbi Ron Li-Paz, Calabasas, California
538. Rabbi Judith Beiner, Atlanta, Georgia
539. Rabbi Meir Bargeron, Fort Wayne, Indiana
540. Rabbi Michoel Rovinsky, St Louis, Missouri
541. Rabbi Josh Feldman, Los Angeles, California
542. Rabbi Inna Serebro Litvak, Succasunna, New Jersey
543. Rabbi Michael Pont, Marlboro, New Jersey
544. Rabbi Dana Saroken, Pikesville, Maryland
545. Rabbi Stefan Weinberg, Plano, Texas
546. Rabbi Alexandria Shuval-Weiner, Roswell-Atlanta, Georgia
547. Rabbi Adam Rosenwasser, Kensington, Maryland
548. Rabbi Chaim Poupko, Englewood, New Jersey
549. Cantor Jesse Holzer, Jacksonville, Florida
550. Rabbi Yaakov Fisch, Jacksonville, Florida
551. Rabbi Lisa Bellows, Buffalo Grove, Illinois
552. Rabbi Kenneth Stern, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
553. Cantor Galit Dadoun-Cohen, Morristown, New Jersey
554. Rabbi Shalom Lewis, Marietta, Georgia
555. Rabbi Tzvi Urkowitz, Atlanta, Georgia
556. Rabbi Daniel Schwartz, West Bloomfield, Michigan
557. Rabbi Gershon Albert, Oakland, California
558. Rabbi Dov Elkins, Princeton, New Jersey
559. Rabbi Michael Ragozin, Swampscott, Massachusetts
560. Rabbi Gil-Ezer Lerer, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
561. Rabbi Arnold Gluck, Skillman, New Jersey
562. Rabbi Daniel Dorsch, Marietta, Georgia
563. Rabbi Emily Losben-Ostrov, Plainfield, New Jersey
564. Dr. Rebecca Winter, Atlanta, Georgia
565. Rabbi Jerold Isenberg, Chicago, Illinois
566. Rabbi Jules King, Rancho Mirage, California
567. Rabbi Leslie Alexander, Los Angeles, California
568. Rabbi Daniel Fox, Northbrook, Illinois
569. Rabbi Elizabeth Breit, Atlanta, Georgia
570. Rabbi Len Muroff, Studio City, California
571. Rabbi Chaim Strauchler, Teaneck, New Jersey
572. Mrs. Debbi Kaner Goldich, Scottsdale, Arizona
573. Rabbi Mendy Brukirer, Jackson, New Jersey
574. Rabbi Geoffrey Dennis, Flower Mound, Texas
575. Rabbi Daniel Aldrich, Boston, Massachusetts
576. Rabbi Jacqueline Marx, Gastonia, NC; Carrboro NC, North Carolina
577. Student Rabbi Yosef McCarter, Galveston, Texas
578. Rabbi Richard Spiegel, Thousand Oaks, California
579. Rabbi Adam Wright, Deerfield, Illinois
580. Rabbi Nachum Meth, Las Vegas, Nevada
581. Rabbi Shalom Kantor, West Bloomfield, Michigan
582. Rabbi Larry Sernovitz, Atlanta, Georgia
583. Rabbi Howard Jachter, Teaneck, New Jersey
584. Rabbi Philip Cohen, Greensboro, North Carolina
585. Rabbi Shmuel Goldin, Englewood, New Jersey
586. Rabbi Sam Yolen, West Chester, Pennsylvania
587. Rabbi Brett Krichiver, Indianapolis, Indiana
588. Rabbi Eliyahu Reingold, Silver Spring, Maryland
589. Rabbi Scott Colbert, Sandy Springs, Georgia
590. Rabbi Joshua Greenbaum, Warren, New Jersey
591. Rabbi Jon Haddon, Danbury, Connecticut
592. Rabbi Guido Cohen, Aventura, Florida
593. Rabbi Mitchell Berkowitz, Rockville, Maryland
594. Rabbi Eli Kavon, West Palm Beach, Florida
595. Rabbi Jeffrey Kaye, Centennial, Colorado
596. Rabbi Alan Henkin, Palmdale, California
597. Rabbi Yechiel Morris, Southfield, Michigan
598. Rabbi Dr Gary Phillip Zola, Cincinnati, Ohio
599. Rabbi Brian Schuldenfrei, Sherman Oaks, California
600. Rabbi Richard Block, Beachwood, Ohio
601. Rabbi Elana Nemitoff-Bresler, Westport, Connecticut
602. Rabbi Janet Marder, Palo Alto, California
603. Rabbi Miriam Weisel, Sarasota, Florida
604. Rabbi Howard A Cohen, Bennington, Vermont
605. Rabbi Steven Engel, Orlando, Florida
606. Rabbi Michael Schorin, Boca Raton, Florida
607. Rabbi Daniel Reich, La Jolla, California
608. Rabbi Joel Landau, San Francisco, California
609. Rabbi Andrew Terkel, Saint Louis, Missouri
610. Rabbi Michael Danziger, Nashville, Tennessee
611. Rabbi Shohama Wiener, Sarasota, Florida
612. Rabbi Myron S. Geller, Gloucester, Massachusetts
613. Rabbi Eli Perlman, Lakewood, New Jersey
614. Rabbi Shmuel Greenwald, Saint louis, Missouri
615. Rabbi Mark Goldfeder, Atlanta, Georgia
616. Rabbi Zev Reichman, Englewood, New Jersey
617. Rabbi Paul Steinberg, Tiburon, California
618. Rabbi Gary Glickstein, Miami, Florida
619. Rabbi Mark Perman, Hagerstown, Maryland
620. Rabbi Mark Miller, Hollywood, California
621. Rabbi Ron Isaacs, Bridgewater, New Jersey
622. Rabbi Seth Linfield, Hanover, New Hampshire
623. Rabbi Cantor Jeremy Gimbel, San Diego, California
624. Rabbi Leon Rosenblum, Coral Springs, Florida
625. Rabbi Lewis Kamrass, Cincinnati, Ohio
626. Rabbi Alexander Davis, Minneapolis, Minnesota
627. Rabbi Suzanne Singer, Riverside, California
628. Cantor Sharon Nathanson, St. Louis, Missouri
629. Rabbi Mark Borovitz, Palm Desert, California
630. Rabbi Steven Rein, Alexandria, Virginia
631. Rabbi Ted Riter, Redwood City, California
632. Rabbi Carmit Harari, Homewood, Illinois
633. Rabbi David Mendelson, Houston, Texas
634. Rabbi Jason Goldstein, Pikesville, Maryland
635. Rabbinic Student Honey Amado, Beverly Hills, California
636. Rabbi James Gibson, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
637. Rabbi Jay Sherwood, Colorado Springs, Colorado
638. Rabbi Daniel Alexander, Charlottesville, Virginia
639. Rabbi Andrew Schultz, Freehold, New Jersey
640. Rabbi Seth Sternstein, Youngstown, Ohio
641. Rabbi Abigail Treu, South Orange, New Jersey
642. Rabbi Zevi Lowenberg, Baltimore, Maryland
643. Rabbi Yosef Bart, Charleston, South Carolina
644. Rabbi Stuart Gershon, Collegeville, Pennsylvania
645. Rabbi Jesse Olitzky, South Orange, New Jersey
646. Rabbi Cassi Kail, Los Angeles, California
647. Maharat Dalia Davis, Minneapolis, Minnesota
648. Cantor Sam Josephson, Fair Lawn, New Jersey
649. Rabbi Cheri Weiss, San Diego, California
650. Rabbi Steve Shulman, Bridgeport, Connecticut
651. Rabbi Randi Musnitsky, Warren, New Jersey
652. Rabbi Gabe Cohen, Closter, New Jersey
653. Rabbi Ronald Kaplan, Warren, New Jersey
654. Rabbi Devorah Marcus, San Diego, California
655. Rabbi Jay Levy, Sherman Oaks, California
656. Rabbi Joel Simonds, Los Angeles, California
657. Rabbi Jeff Silverstein, Seattle, Washington
658. Rabbi Dov FInk, Saint Louis, Missouri
659. Rabbi Douglas Weber, Centennial, Colorado
660. Rabbi Sydni Rubinstein, Richardson, Texas
661. Rabbi Evan Ravski, Charleston, South Carolina
662. Rabbi Greg Harris, Bethesda, Maryland
663. Rabbi Robert Haas, Savannah, Georgia
664. Rabbi Hanna Yerushalmi, Annapolis, Maryland
665. Rabbi Joseph Cavalier, Atlanta, Georgia
666. Rabbi Rael Blumenthal, Boca Raton, Florida
667. Rabbi Mark Kunis, Atlanta, Georgia
668. Rabbi Michael Singer, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
669. Rabbi Rebecca Van Wagner, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania
670. Rabbi Susan Grossman, Columbia, Maryland
671. Rabbi Shmuel Bergman, Fort Lee, New Jersey
672. Rabbi Eric Garfinkel, West Hartford, Connecticut
673. Rabbi Edward Harwitz, Atlanta, Georgia
674. Rabbi Rachel Zerin, West Hartford, Connecticut
675. Rabbi Joel Nickerson, Los Angeles, California
676. Rabbi Dov Goldberg, Uniontown, Pennsylvania
677. Rabbi Matthew Eisenberg, Mayfield Heights, Ohio
678. Rabbi Ken Richmond, Natick, Massachusetts
679. Rabbi Marie Betcher, Austin, Texas
680. Rabbi Kenneth Cohen, Bethesda, Maryland
681. Rabbi J.B. Sacks, Palm Desert, California
682. Rabbi Jeremy Fineberg, Sharon, Massachusetts
683. Rabbi Jonathan Klein, Bakersfield, California
684. Rabbi Bradley Levenberg, Atlanta, Georgia
685. Rabbi Paul Kipnes, Calabasas, California
686. Rabbi Jonathon Adler, Marietta, Georgia
687. Rabbi James Lebeau, Jerusalem, Massachusetts
688. Rabbi Shira Stern, Lenox, Massachusetts
689. Rabbi Shalom Bochner, Sonoma County, California
690. Cantor Rosalie Toubes, Oak Park, Michigan
691. Rabbi Aaron Braun, Northbrook, Illinois
692. Rabbi Dan Selsberg, Bridgewater, New Jersey
693. Rabbi Gary Karlin, Teaneck, New Jersey
694. Rabbi Matthew Nover, East Windsor, New Jersey
695. Rabbi Zach Shapiro, Culver City, California
696. Rabbi Michael Cohen, Sarasota, Florida
697. Rabbi Michelle Michelle, Goldsmith, Florida
698. Rabbi Debra Cantor, Bloomfield, Connecticut
699. Rabbi David Saltzman, West Orange, New Jersey
700. Rabbi Randall Mark, Wayne, New Jersey
701. Rabbi Daniel Pressman, Portland, Oregon
702. Rabbi Aryeh Federgrun, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
703. Rabbi Jeremy Yoskowitz, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
704. Rabbinical Student Brian Kresge, Bangor, Maine
705. Rabbi Jonathan Siger, Spring, Texas
706. Rabbi Kenneth Berger, Deerfield, Illinois
707. Rabbi Meeka Simerly, Havre de Grace, Maryland
708. Rabbinical Student Brooke Elkin, Cambria, California
709. Rabbi Yael Aranoff, Encino, California
710. Rabbi Ammos Chorny, Naples, Florida
711. Rabbi Ron Stern, Los Angeles, California
712. Rabbi Jason Gwasdoff, Stockton, California
713. Rabbi Corey Helfand, Chevy Chase, Maryland
714. Rabbi Joshua Finkelstein, Springfield, New Jersey
715. Rabbi Josh Gischner, Chevy Chase, Maryland
716. Rabbi Elana Rabishaw, Calabasas, California
717. Rabbi Akiba Lubow, Springfield, New Jersey
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