New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Tuesday unveiled the city’s first municipal strategy to combat antisemitism, outlining expanded investments in security, education and prevention programs for Jewish residents.
The plan includes $1 million for synagogue security and $6.4 million in grants for community organizations. The administration said the measures are part of a $26 million increase in hate-crime prevention funding, representing an 800% increase from the previous year.
Educational initiatives include student visits to the Museum of Jewish Heritage and a public awareness campaign on LinkNYC kiosks highlighting Jewish history and contributions.
City officials said the strategy was informed by a listening tour conducted earlier this year to gather community feedback.
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