New York City Comptroller, With Mamdani’s Backing, Abandons Vow to Buy Israel Bonds
New York City comptroller Mark Levine is the latest Democratic politician to throw Israel under the bus, declaring that he is "heartbroken at the state of politics in the country right now," and that he would break his campaign promise to i
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New York City comptroller Mark Levine is the latest Democratic politician to throw Israel under the bus, declaring that he is "heartbroken at the state of politics in the country right now," and that he would break his campaign promise to invest some city pension funds in Israel bonds. The post New York City Comptroller, With Mamdani’s Backing, Abandons Vow to Buy Israel Bonds appeared first on .
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