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Mamdani slow to respond to suspected antisemitic stabbing as Hochul, other NY officials condemn attack
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani delayed responding to a suspected antisemitic stabbing, instead posting about a housing tax initiative, while Governor Kathy Hochul and others condemned the attack. The incident involved two men stabbed near Upper West Side, with the suspect reportedly yelling 'Allahu Akbar' and later arrested by NYPD. Authorities described the attacks as antisemitic, though police have not confirmed the motive.
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