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Under Zohran Mamdani, the Jewish Exodus from New York Is Likely to Accelerate

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Joel Kotkin
Joel Kotkin
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Joel Kotkin
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The city is already undergoing a demographic sea-change. The Democrat’s hipster socialism is a rejection of everything that made it great
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The city is already undergoing a demographic sea-change. The Democrat’s hipster socialism is a rejection of everything that made it great
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