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- 摘要
- 市长在联合国周期间意外成为焦点
- 尽管政治立场分歧，特朗普仍称赞曼达尼
- 内塔尼亚胡在联合国讲话中将市长作为攻击目标
联合国纽约9月25日电（路透社）——本周，对于到访的各国领导人而言，联合国并非唯一的纽约看点——纽约市市长佐赫兰·曼达尼不仅成为志同道合的政客们的热门会面对象，也成为以色列总理本雅明·内塔尼亚胡的攻击目标。
这位现年34岁的前州议员于今年1月1日就职纽约市长，他曾与爱尔兰总理米歇尔·马丁一同乘坐地铁，与巴西总统路易斯·伊纳西奥·卢拉·达席尔瓦交换足球球衣，还与挪威首相约纳斯·加尔·斯特勒一同与学生谈论人工智能。
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“在今年人们对联合国的普遍情绪是对世界现状感到存在主义绝望之际，一位活泼的年轻政客正是我们所有人都需要的，”国际危机组织全球问题与机构主管理查德·高恩说道。
“当然，对大多数领导人来说，与曼达尼会面的政治风险极低。你只需花些时间乘坐地铁、和学生们聊聊。没人会要求你解决朝鲜核问题，”他补充道。
这位纽约市长同样是内塔尼亚胡周四在有193个成员国参加的联合国大会上发言的焦点，内塔尼亚胡在讲话中斥责曼达尼称以色列在加沙的行动构成战争罪。
曼达尼与西班牙首相佩德罗·桑切斯、巴巴多斯总理米娅·莫特利以及欧洲理事会主席安东尼奥·科斯塔共进早餐，主题为“为多数人建设经济”，还与荷兰首相罗布·杰滕一同会见了 LGBTQ+ 青年群体。
曾担任里斯本市长的科斯塔在周二的活动中对曼达尼说：“你拥有政客能做的最佳工作——我有时会怀念市长们早上发现问题、当天就能解决的能力。”
奥地利总统亚历山大·范德贝伦与英国外交大臣埃德·米利班德也与曼达尼举行了会面。
与内塔尼亚胡的口水战
尽管民主党人曼达尼的会面对象大多是政治立场相似的各国领导人，但有一个显著例外：共和党籍的美国总统唐纳德·特朗普。
当特朗普的盟友内塔尼亚胡与纽约首位穆斯林市长升级口水战时，特朗普在市长官邸格雷西大厦会见了曼达尼。
“我希望他能成为一名伟大的市长，他无疑拥有潜力，潜力巨大，”周一与曼达尼会面后举行的联合新闻发布会上，特朗普说道。
内塔尼亚胡周四的发言则形成鲜明对比。
“你试图阻止我来到这里。你试过了。你试图让我闭嘴。好吧，你无法让我闭嘴。你无法让真相闭嘴，”这位以色列任期最长的领导人在谈及曼达尼时说道。
曼达尼在竞选期间承诺，若内塔尼亚胡访问这座美国最大城市，将以涉嫌战争罪为由逮捕他，但随后表示他认定自己没有相关法律权限。本周，曼达尼将内塔尼亚胡描述为“针对巴勒斯坦人实施可怕种族灭绝的策划者”。
内塔尼亚胡抵达纽约的前一晚，曼达尼在社交媒体上发布了一段视频，显示他与来自加沙的巴勒斯坦家庭在格雷西大厦种植橄榄树，配文为“愿和平成为我们的未来”。
内塔尼亚胡周四时隔曼达尼就职后首次访问纽约，他在联合国大会上表示：“以色列没有实施种族灭绝。以色列阻止了种族灭绝。”
作为回应，曼达尼指责内塔尼亚胡利用联合国演讲“重复毫无根据的谎言，旨在洗白他对巴勒斯坦人的种族灭绝”，并补充道：“但任何谎言都无法改变这样一个事实：他仍然面临国际刑事法院的逮捕令，被指控犯有战争罪和危害人类罪。”
以色列否认种族灭绝指控，表示其军事行动的目标是哈马斯，而非加沙平民。以色列称其采取了措施尽量减少平民伤亡，并表示哈马斯武装人员将作战行动嵌入平民之中。
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Subway, soccer and spats: New York’s Mamdani a UN week attraction
2026-09-25T17:35:47.621Z / Reuters
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- Summary
- Mayor becomes an unexpected draw during UN week
- Trump praises Mamdani despite political differences
- Netanyahu turns mayor into target in UN address
UNITED NATIONS, Sept 25 (Reuters) – The United Nations wasn’t the only New York attraction for visiting world leaders this week – Mayor Zohran Mamdani emerged as a popular draw for like-minded politicians and a target for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The 34-year-old former state lawmaker, who took office on January 1 in New York City, rode the subway with Ireland’s Prime Minister Micheal Martin, exchanged soccer jerseys with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, and talked to students with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store about artificial intelligence.
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“In a year when the main sentiment around the UN is existential gloom about the state of the world, a perky young politico was what we all needed,” said Richard Gowan, director of global issues and institutions at the International Crisis Group.
“Of course a meeting with Mamdani is pretty politically low-risk for most leaders. You spend some time on the subway and with school kids. Nobody is going to ask you to solve the North Korea nuclear problem,” he added.
The New York mayor was also a focus of Netanyahu’s Thursday address to the 193-member UN General Assembly in which he berated Mamdani for calling him a war criminal over Israel’s actions in Gaza.
Mamdani discussed “Building an Economy for the Many” over breakfast with Spain’s President Pedro Sánchez, Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley and European Council President António Costa, and met LGBTQ+ youth with Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten.
Costa, a former mayor of Lisbon, told Mamdani at the event on Tuesday: “You have the best job that a politician can do – I miss the ability mayors sometimes have of identifying a problem in the morning and having it solved by the end of the day.”
Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen and British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband also had meetings with Mamdani.
WAR OF WORDS WITH NETANYAHU
While Democrat Mamdani’s meetings were largely with world leaders of similar political leanings, there was one notable exception: Republican US President Donald Trump.
As Trump’s ally Netanyahu escalated a war of words with New York’s first Muslim mayor, Trump met with Mamdani at Gracie Mansion, the mayor’s official residence.
“I want him to be a great mayor, and he’s certainly got potential, got great potential,” Trump said at a joint press conference with Mamdani after their meeting on Monday.
Netanyahu’s address on Thursday was a stark contrast.
“You tried to stop me from coming here. You tried. You tried to silence me. Well, you can’t silence me. You can’t silence the truth,” Netanyahu, Israel’s longest-serving leader, said of Mamdani.
Mamdani campaigned for office on a promise to have Netanyahu arrested for alleged war crimes should he visit the largest US city, but later said he determined he lacked the legal authority to do so. This week, Mamdani described Netanyahu as “the architect of a horrific genocide against Palestinians.”
The evening before Netanyahu’s arrival, Mamdani posted a video on social media of him planting an olive tree at Gracie Mansion with Palestinian families from Gaza with the caption: “May peace be our future.”
Making his first visit to New York on Thursday since Mamdani took office, Netanyahu told the General Assembly: “Israel didn’t commit genocide. Israel prevented genocide.”
In response, Mamdani accused Netanyahu of using his UN speech “to repeat baseless lies meant to sanitize his genocide of Palestinians,” adding: “Yet no lie can change the fact that he remains the subject of an International Criminal Court arrest warrant alleging war crimes and crimes against humanity.”
Israel rejects genocide allegations and says its military campaign targets Hamas, not Gaza’s civilian population. It says it takes steps to minimize civilian harm and says Hamas fighters embed among civilians.
Additional reporting by John Irish, editing by Don Durfee and Howard Goller
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