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Simultaneously, there was concern over the potential election of Mamdani as NYC mayor—a figure perceived by some as potentially destructive to both Israel and the city. The candidate expressed hope that Mamdani would not be elected, implying that his policies could destabilize not just local governance but also international relations, thus complicating the city’s political landscape.
The Campaign: Vision of a Fairer City
Amidst these geopolitical considerations, the candidate delivered a rousing speech focused on transforming New York City into an affordable, inclusive megacity. With over 100,000 volunteers, the movement aims to shift away from traditional politics—characterized by negativity and inertia—to a more proactive approach based on urgency and tangible action.