Antisemitic DC killings must be a wake-up call for NYC voters
Briefly

The article discusses how recent antisemitic violence, particularly the killings of Israeli Embassy staffers, is impacting the New York City Democratic primaries. The upcoming elections include notable races in Brooklyn, where candidates associated with extremist views are being challenged by moderates. Critics believe that backlash against rising antisemitism will favor saner Democratic candidates. The article highlights key races, including city council elections and the comptroller position, suggesting that the sentiments surrounding Israel and antisemitism could significantly influence voter decisions across the board.
The horrific murders in Washington, D.C., can only further feed the backlash against rising antisemitism already brewing in next month's city Democratic primaries.
A defeat of either incumbent would send a welcome message that DSA/WFP extremists don't speak for most New York Democrats.
In the mayoral race, to be fair, antisemitism may be the main reason Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani is doing so well, since he has no actual accomplishments to brag about.
Brannan has the support not just of notorious Linda Sarsour but also of toxic radicals like Councilwoman Tiffany Caban.
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