The Leonine Project | Former Exec. Director @NYCMayor Office to Combat Antisemitism under @ericadamsfornyc | Prev. Rabbi at MJE

New York, NY
Joined October 2013
Moshe Davis retweeted
“We are not all right.” I said those words in the days after October 7, 2023. Three years later, we are STILL not all right. We remember the children, parents and grandparents murdered by Hamas. The young people who went to a music festival and never came home. The families whose pain does not end when the anniversary passes. And we are not all right when antisemitism spreads like wildfire, too often fueled or excused by government officials who have a responsibility to confront it. We are not all right when Jewish families live in fear and those entrusted to protect them look the other way. It is more important than ever to stand up, speak out and fight this hatred. Silence cannot be our answer. To my Jewish brothers and sisters: Your fight is my fight. I am your brother. I stood beside you then. I stand beside you now. And I always will. May the memories of those we lost be a blessing.
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Moshe Davis retweeted
"Extremists come for Jews because of the lies that are told about the Jewish people and their ancient homeland—lies that have skyrocketed over the past few years." Powerful piece by my former colleague, @_moshedavis. Read the full piece on @TheFP: thefp.com/p/mamdani-says-hel…
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Must read by @_moshedavis .’ “But what is absent is any mention of the violent attacks against Jews that followed October 7, 2023, and the outburst of anti-Israel propaganda and genocidal chants screamed in our streets in the three years since” thefp.com/p/mamdani-says-hel…
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Moshe Davis retweeted
I was the first executive director of NYC’s Office to Combat Antisemitism, writes Moshe Davis. Mamdani’s new strategy has plenty to say about celebrating Jews—just nothing about the movement that has made them afraid. thefp.com/p/mamdani-says-hel…
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Moshe Davis retweeted
After several high-profile incidents at houses of worship, a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers has introduced federal legislation aiming to put an end to the phenomenon. The Right to Worship Act would prohibit disruptions within 100 feet of houses of worship while religious services are underway. While the proposed bill would hardly fend off acute threats like attempted massacres at synagogues or Iran-backed attacks on Jewish schools, a federal buffer zone would raise the cost of antisocial behavior targeting religious Americans, @tal_fortgang writes. city-journal.org/article/rig…
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Moshe Davis retweeted
I'm proud that the work we started to protect houses of worship in NYC is now going national. Every American deserves to pray in peace.
Americans are afraid to pray. 39% percent have changed how often they attend their house of worship. Here's what Congress can do about it.
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Americans are afraid to pray. 39% percent have changed how often they attend their house of worship. Here's what Congress can do about it.
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Important WSJ op-ed by @_moshedavis 🙌
No American should be afraid to pray. A new federal bill would help those who are fearful of entering a house of worship, writes Moshe Davis on.wsj.com/4qfdjxp
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I'd recommend the mayor and his team visit the Jewish enclaves they left off their tourist map. Bukharian Queens. Syrian Flatbush. Chasidic Boro Park. Maybe if he actually visited them, he'd stop calling them monsters. via @JasonBeeferman at @politico politico.com/newsletters/new…
The Mayor's Office made a map of NYC's immigrant enclaves: Little Africa, Little Poland, Little Palestine. But they just couldn't figure out how to represent 11% of the city. Couldn't decipher where the Jews are from. Asked everyone. Huge riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma.
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Moshe Davis retweeted
The anti-Israel conspiracy promises easy answers. It delivers fewer jobs, higher rents, smaller pensions, and Jewish communities driven from places they helped build. Mamdani and the BDS activists are repeating the mistake. My new op-ed: foxnews.com/opinion/mamdanis…
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Just a New York history lesson for our "112th" @NYCMayor From @AriellaNoveck
Former Executive Director of the Mayor’s Office to Combat Antisemitism Moshe Davis: "Since the very first Israel Parade in 1964, every single sitting Mayor of New York City has joined in the festive celebrations. New York has historically been proud of its deep relationship with Israel. Not joining the parade is an affront to the history of New York City."
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"Anti-Israel activism is an obsession that clouds judgment. Israeli companies have brought cutting-edge technology, life-saving medical innovation, and more than 27,000 jobs to New York City. Pushing them away punishes everyday New Yorkers," said @_moshedavis
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By failing to distance herself from her past statements, NYC’s First Lady compromises the safety of New Yorkers and gives cover to bigots. @NYCMayor's silence only worsens the accusations against him. My full quote in @politico:
Mamdani has sidestepped his wife’s social media history by designating her a “private person.” But even allies of the NYC mayor are beginning to question this label. politico.com/news/2026/03/30…
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Children are called baby killers in school. Definitions of antisemitism that intentionally exclude anti-Israel rhetoric enable violence against Jewish people. My message to @NYCMayor in the @NYDailyNews: "Let New York's Jews Define the Hate They Face"
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My original interview with @OliviaReingold_ at @TheFP about my ouster and what it means for Jewish New Yorkers instagram.com/reel/DUYtaWMjO…
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My message is clear: be loud and proud for what we stand for and don't give room for the haters
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