Summary
The article discusses the importance of building strong partnerships between Jewish and Muslim communities. It highlights past successful collaborations after events like 9/11 and emphasizes the responsibility of leaders like New York's Mayor Zohran Mamdani in fostering these relationships. The piece also notes the ongoing efforts in both the U.S. and abroad to strengthen Jewish-Muslim cooperation.
Key Facts
- After September 11, 2001, Muslim and Jewish communities in New York worked together to promote shared values.
- Mayor Zohran Mamdani's election was significant for many Muslim New Yorkers and carries a responsibility to encourage Jewish-Muslim trust.
- Interfaith programs in New York and America have encouraged cooperation between Muslims and Jews through joint events and initiatives.
- Both communities have historically supported each other in defending civil rights and opposing discrimination.
- Jewish groups have actively supported Muslim communities worldwide, including in crisis situations like the Rohingya refugee emergency.
- The ongoing work in fostering Jewish-Muslim partnerships involves combating both antisemitism and anti-Muslim bigotry.
