ADL launches 'Mamdani monitor' as Jewish groups retool for post-election advocacy

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : She quoted the prophet Jeremiah, writing, "Seek the welfare of the city to which I have exiled you and pray to God on its behalf; for in its prosperity you shall prosper.
47% : "There is only ONE party in this country fighting antisemitism and supporting Israel, and it is the Republican Party," said the coalition.
41% : They added that they welcomed cooperation with Mamdani and would hold him accountable to "his commitments to protect Jewish communities and all New Yorkers." Noting that City Hall does not have a foreign policy, the organization said it would "not hesitate to push back if anti-Israel policies or rhetoric make Jewish New Yorkers who are deeply attached to Israel more anxious and less safe.
39% : Early exit polls from CNN indicate that he won just over 50% of voters but only 33% of Jewish voters, while his pro-Israel opponent Andrew Cuomo won nearly twice as many, at 63%.
35% : Greenblatt cited Mamdani's support for the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement against Israel and past rhetoric about the Israeli army as evidence that "this mayor will not have our backs."
31% : As New York City woke up to a new mayor-elect on Wednesday, Jewish groups that spurned Zohran Mamdani faced a decision -- how to react to a leader whose staunch criticism of Israel flew in the face of their core beliefs.
30% : Mamdani crested to victory as the city's first Muslim mayor without a majority of Jewish voters, who have split over his staunch criticism of Israel.
25% : The pro-Israel billionaire Bill Ackman, whose prolific and protracted attacks on Mamdani during the campaign often predicted an apocalyptic city under his leadership, appeared to offer an olive branch just hours after predicting Cuomo would prevail.

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