The Jews of New York City are in a state of alarm, and rightfully so. An anti-Israel socialist has won the mayoral election, normalizing antisemitism and endangering their safety.
The appropriate reaction is to focus on “what’s good for the Jews” and begin taking all precautions regarding safety and the general welfare of the Jewish community.
But while we worry about our own, we can’t forget the other crucial question: What’s good for New York?
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