Hundreds of US rabbis sign open letter demanding Mayor Mamdani apologize for calling AIPAC 'monsters'
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Hundreds of US rabbis sign open letter demanding Mayor Mamdani apologize for calling AIPAC 'monsters'

More than 680-700 rabbis and cantors from across the United States signed an open letter organized by the Jewish Majority advocacy group denouncing New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's remarks calling AIPAC 'monsters.' The letter, released on June 26, 2026, called the rhetoric dangerous and antisemitic, citing historical tropes about Jewish power and money, and demanded Mamdani retract his comments.

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Nearly 700 rabbis denounce Mamdani's AIPAC 'monsters' speech as 'dangerous' to Jews
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Mamdani Accuses Israel Of Religious Favoritism, Trips Over Saudi Arabia And Iran
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Jewish outlets report the rabbis' letter and quote its warning that Mamdani put a target on the backs of American Jews. The NY Post briefly notes the demand for an apology. The Daily Wire ignores the letter entirely to focus on Mamdani's separate comments about Israel as a Jewish state.
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“Mamdani Accuses Israel Of Religious Favoritism, Trips Over Saudi Arabia And Iran”
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“Nearly 700 rabbis denounce Mamdani's AIPAC 'monsters' speech as 'dangerous' to Jews” · Times of Israel, Jerusalem Post

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Mamdani's remarks were made at a rally ahead of Democratic primaries where DSA-backed candidates won
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