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In the race for New York City mayor, we are zeroing in on the crucial and much talked

about Jewish vote.

And here's why Jewish New Yorkers make up about 15% of the city and have often

been talked about this election cycle in the context, of course, of the war on Gaza and whether

they support Democratic nominees or on Mondami. Yeah, Mamdani is strongly opposed to the war and has

made some controversial statements in the past.

Arei Rassav has more on all of this from City Hall?

Jewish New Yorkers are a crucial voting block, about 15% of the city.

But that's not a monolith, and we're beginning to see that in polling in the race for New York City Mayor.

Rallying at City Hall with religious leaders, Mayor Eric Adams, who is running for re-election on the independent end anti-Semitism ballot line, was embraced by several Jewish New Yorkers Tuesday.

We've been behind the Jewish community of New York from the heart, and in November the Jewish community will be behind you. Most we spoke with cited the mayor's support for the Jewish community will be behind you.

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