2026-10-07 07:00 美东夏令时 / 福克斯新闻
纽约阿拉伯裔美国人协会与城市资助的仇恨犯罪倡议合作，引发犹太社群质疑
作者：利奥·布里塞尼奥，福克斯新闻
发布时间：2026年10月7日 7:00美东夏令时 | 更新时间：2026年10月7日 7:27美东夏令时
曼达尼的反犹主义策略遭强烈批评
纽约市市长佐赫兰·曼达尼新推出的反犹主义应对计划遭到强烈批评。
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社会主义派市长佐赫兰·曼达尼打击反犹主义的计划，间接为一个批评美以关系的阿拉伯裔团体提供了资金支持。
作为3000万美元用于打击犹太社区受迫害问题的投资计划的一部分，该策略包含向“对抗仇恨伙伴组织（PATH）”提供640万美元拨款。为实现“提高仇恨犯罪的认知度并推动举报”的使命，该组织与其他六个团体建立了合作关系，其中包括纽约阿拉伯裔美国人协会（AAANY），该协会前负责人是声名狼藉的妇女游行联合创始人、臭名昭著的反以色列活动家琳达·萨斯鲁尔。
纽约市与AAANY之间的关联背景下，曼达尼正努力消除犹太社群的疑虑：作为该市首位穆斯林市长，其政府是否已采取足够措施应对这座大都市不断上升的反犹主义。
曼达尼承诺拨款数百万打击反犹主义，却留下关键疑问未解答
佐赫兰·曼达尼市长在2026年7月21日发布的官方视频截图中谈及以色列总理本雅明·内塔尼亚胡。（路透社）
根据纽约警察局的报告，2026年仇恨犯罪统计中，反犹行为占比最高，约占总数的9%。2026年前八个月，该市仇恨犯罪较去年同期上升16%。
例如，“同性恋群体”类仇恨犯罪共29起，针对穆斯林的仇恨犯罪为21起，而针对犹太人的仇恨犯罪已达181起。
其中131起为重罪案件。
这一激增促使曼达尼于本月早些时候公布了3000万美元的计划，称其为打击针对犹太社区仇恨行为的关键一步。
“本届政府有责任确保纽约市成为犹太纽约客能够和平安全生活的地方，让他们能够走在街道上、进入宗教场所、开创自己的生活，并且知道这座城市会与他们站在一起，”曼达尼在一份战略文件中表示。
值得注意的是，纽约市与阿拉伯裔团体AAANY之间的间接伙伴关系并非首次出现。
AAANY与PATH的关联出现在时任市长比尔·德布拉西奥2021年的一份新闻稿中。当时德布拉西奥列出了将与PATH合作的组织，通过向其合作伙伴分配300万美元拨款来打击种族仇恨犯罪。
“牵头组织将与仇恨犯罪预防办公室及其他城市机构密切合作，确保采用全面的社区导向方法预防仇恨犯罪，”该新闻稿写道。
著名大屠杀博物馆就加沙“种族灭绝”言论质疑曼达尼
2025年6月28日，佐赫兰·曼达尼在美国纽约曼哈顿哈莱姆区的全国行动网络正义之家出席活动。（摄影：凯尔·马扎/阿纳多卢通讯社 via 盖蒂图片社）
“在纽约市，我们绝不容忍任何形式的仇恨、暴力或偏执。在推动全民复苏的过程中，我们必须支持那些站出来对抗美国仇恨流行病的社区领袖。我们正在采取行动，确保 beloved 这座可爱城市里的仇恨被彻底消除，”德布拉西奥当时说道。
然而，多年来AAANY因倡导反对以色列国而受到审视，一些批评人士认为，这超出了其打击种族偏见的使命范围。据报道，自2021年以来，AAANY已向纽约伊斯兰关系理事会（CAIR-NY）捐赠超过22.3万美元。美国全国伊斯兰关系理事会长期以来因被指与哈马斯存在关联而饱受争议。2007年，联邦检察官将该组织列为“圣地基金会恐怖主义融资案”中未被起诉的同谋，该案是美国历史上规模最大的恐怖主义融资起诉案。
除了将以色列的战争称为种族灭绝之外，AAANY还推动美国与以色列保持距离。
在曼达尼担任州议员期间，该团体围绕他的“不许用我们的钱”法案展开活动。该立法旨在限制纽约非营利组织向以色列定居点活动捐款，理由是此举“违反日内瓦公约”。
该团体执行董事马尔瓦·贾尼尼同样敦促该市反对以色列-哈马斯在加沙的战争，理由是人道主义担忧。
“我前往开罗打包运往加沙的食品援助，支持巴勒斯坦难民。尽管他们在难以想象的损失和困境面前展现出韧性，但很明显，仅仅向加沙运送援助是不够的。纽约市议会必须通过停火决议，结束这场由美国资助的种族灭绝，为加沙带来希望与稳定，”贾尼尼在一份声明中说道。
长期批评AAANY的人士认为，该组织一直在试图剥夺以色列国的合法性。
2017年，时任AAANY执行董事的琳达·萨斯鲁尔发表类似立场后，该协会遭到反诽谤联盟等反犹主义打击组织的反对。
“我们坚决反对琳达·萨斯鲁尔剥夺以色列合法性的立场。我们强烈反对她所支持的‘罢课、撤资、制裁’运动，也反对她‘一个人不能同时既是女权主义者又支持以色列’的立场，”反诽谤联盟写道。
萨斯鲁尔与其他几位联合创始人因被指反犹主义以及与臭名昭著的反犹分子路易斯·法拉坎结盟，此前被逐出妇女游行组织。
内塔尼亚胡指责曼达尼“煽动仇恨”，称其言论让纽约犹太人心生恐惧
曼达尼的导师琳达·萨斯鲁尔在Instagram直播中表示，她“会追究他的责任”。（路透社）
萨斯鲁尔是曼达尼的长期政治盟友。2020年，她背书曼达尼竞选纽约州议会议员，称他是“我最中意的人”，并在其市长竞选过程中提供了大力支持。
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利奥·布里塞尼奥是福克斯新闻数字频道国会团队的政治记者，此前曾在《世界杂志》任职。
Mamdani’s $30M plan to fight antisemitism includes increased funding for anti-Israel group
2026-10-07 07:00 EDT / Fox News
The Arab American Association of New York partners with a city-funded hate crimes initiative amid Jewish skepticism
By Leo Briceno, Fox News
Published October 7, 2026 7:00am EDT | Updated October 7, 2026 7:27am EDT
Mamdani’s antisemitism strategy UNDER FIRE
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s new plan to fight antisemitism faces strong criticism.
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Socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s plan to combat antisemitism indirectly furthers funding to an Arab-American group critical of U.S.–Israel relations.
As part of $30 million in investments to push back persecution of the Jewish community, the strategy includes a $6.4 million grant to the Partners Against Hate (PATH). To carry out its mission to “enhance awareness and reporting of hate crimes,” PATH partners with a group of six other groups — including the Arab American Association of New York (AAANY), which was formerly led by disgraced Women’s March co-founder and notorious anti-Israel activist Linda Sarsour.
The link between New York City and AAANY comes as Mamdani struggles to overcome skepticism among Jewish communities that its first Muslim mayoral administration has done enough to adequately combat rising levels of antisemitism in the Big Apple.
MAMDANI PLEDGES MILLIONS TO COMBAT ANTISEMITISM WHILE LEAVING KEY QUESTION UNRESOLVED
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaks about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a still image taken from handout video released on July 21, 2026.(Reuters)
Antisemitic acts make up the greatest slice of the city’s tracking for hate crimes in 2026, accounting for roughly 9% of the picture, according to NYPD reporting. In the first eight months of 2026, the city has recorded a hate crime uptick of 16% over last year’s levels.
Recorded hate crimes in the “homosexual” category, for instance, make up 29 incidents, and those against Muslims make up another 21. Hate crimes against Jews have reached 181.
One hundred thirty-one of those are felony offenses.
The surge prompted Mamdani to unveil his $30 million plan earlier this month, calling it a key step towards combatting hate towards Jewish communities.
“My administration has a responsibility to ensure New York City remains a place where Jewish New Yorkers can live their lives peacefully and safely, where they can walk down the street, enter their houses of worship and build their lives knowing that this city will stand with them,” Mamdani said in a strategy document.
Notably, the indirect partnership between New York City and AAANY, the Arab-American group, is not new.
AAANY’s link to PATH was listed in a 2021 press release from then-Mayor Bill de Blasio. In those remarks, de Blasio listed out the organizations that would partner with PATH to combat racial crimes through a $3 million grant distributed among its partners.
“The anchor organizations will work closely with the Office for the Prevention of Hate Crimes and other city agencies to ensure a comprehensive, community-based approach to preventing hate crime,” the press release states.
PROMINENT HOLOCAUST MUSEUM CHALLENGES MAMDANI WITH OFFER IN RESPONSE TO CLAIMS ABOUT ‘GENOCIDE’ IN GAZA
Zohran Mamdani attends an event at the National Action Network House of Justice in Harlem, Manhattan, New York, United States on June 28, 2025.(Photo by Kyle Mazza/Anadolu via Getty Images)
“In New York City, we do not tolerate hate, violence, or bigotry in any form. As we drive a recovery for all of us, we must lift up the community leaders standing up against America’s hate epidemic. We are taking action to make sure the hate in our beloved city is eliminated — once and for all,” de Blasio said at the time.
In the years since, however, AAANY has come under scrutiny for its advocacy against the state of Israel, a position that, in the view of some critics, goes outside the scope of its mission to combat racial prejudice. Since 2021, AAANY has reportedly given over $223,000 to the Council on American-Islamic Relations, New York (CAIR-NY). The national CAIR organization has long been the subject of controversy over its alleged ties to Hamas. In 2007, federal prosecutors named the organization an unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation terrorism financing case, the largest terrorism financing prosecution in U.S. history.
Alongside recognizing Israel’s war as a form of genocide, AAANY has pushed for the U.S. to distance itself from Israel.
During Mamdani’s time as a state legislator, the group rallied around his “Not On Our Dime” bill. That legislation sought to restrict New York nonprofit donations from going to Israeli settlement activity, citing what it called a “violation of the Geneva Conventions.”
The group’s executive director, Marwa Janini, has similarly pressed for the city to oppose the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza, citing humanitarian concerns.
“I visited Cairo to pack food aid for Gaza and support Palestinian refugees. Despite their resilience in the face of the unimaginable loss and hardships they are facing, it is evident that merely sending aid to Gaza is not enough. The NYC City Council must pass a ceasefire resolution to end this U.S.-funded genocide and bring hope and stability to Gaza,” Janini said in a statement.
Longstanding critics of AAANY have argued that the organization has tried to delegitimize the state of Israel.
In 2017, AAANY received backlash from groups like the Anti-Defamation League, a group that combats antisemitism, when Linda Sarsour, who was one of its executive directors, espoused a similar position.
“We profoundly reject Linda Sarsour’s positions that delegitimize Israel. We have vigorously opposed efforts like the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement, which she supports, and we oppose her stance that one cannot be simultaneously a feminist and pro-Israel,” the Anti-Defamation League wrote.
Sarsour was previously pushed out of the Women’s March, alongside a couple of other co-founders, for allegations of antisemitism and their embrace of notorious antisemite Louis Farrakhan.
NETANYAHU ACCUSES MAMDANI OF ‘FOMENTING HATE,’ SAYS RHETORIC IS MAKING NEW YORK JEWS AFRAID
Mamdani’s mentor, Linda Sarsour, said during an Instagram livestream she “will hold him accountable.”(Reuters)
Sarsour is a longtime political ally of Mamdani. In 2020, she endorsed his bid for the New York Assembly, calling him her “favorite guy,” and was a major backer of his mayoral campaign.
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The New York Mayor’s Office did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Fox News Digital on whether it is concerned that ties to AAANY may undermine efforts to combat antisemitism.
Fox News’ Andrew Mark Miller contributed to this report.
Leo Briceno is a politics reporter for the congressional team at Fox News Digital. He was previously a reporter with World Magazine.