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The New York Police Benevolent Association has warned Mayor Zohran Mamdani that his calls for protests against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could jeopardize the safety of law enforcement officers during the UN General Assembly. The mayor's rhetoric has been criticized for potentially inciting violence, particularly following a recent stabbing incident linked to anti-Israel sentiments.
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The New York Police Benevolent Association has warned Mayor Zohran Mamdani that his calls for protests against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could jeopardize the safety of law enforcement officers during the UN General Assembly. The mayor's rhetoric has been criticized for potentially inciting violence, particularly following a recent stabbing incident linked to anti-Israel sentiments.
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