NEW YORK (AP) — Fewer than one-third of Jewish voters in New York City say Mayor Zohran Mamdani is doing a good job, while a larger share rate his performance negatively, according to a new survey highlighted by the New York Post. The poll, conducted by the advocacy group The Jewish Majority, found that 32% | Read More in Virtual Jerusalem
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