Diaspora
Jewish communities around the world, and what foreign votes change for them.
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Israel's consul in New York called Mamdani a Nazi. It was the gift the mayor was waiting for.
Ofir Akunis likens Mayor Zohran Mamdani to the Third Reich just as Likud turns him into a campaign bogeyman ahead of October 27. But the case against Mamdani is already damning on the facts: the analogy weakens it — and hands the mayor the only defense he had.
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