I get messages that say things like the only good Muslim is a dead Muslim. I get threats on my life and on the people that I love and I try not to talk about it.

This victory will be historic not just because of who I am — a Muslim immigrant and a proud democratic socialist — but for what we will do: make this city affordable for everyone.

anti-Jewish prejudice was 'a real issue in our city' and one that the next mayor should focus on 'tackling.'

I’ve said at every opportunity that there is no room for antisemitism in this city, in this country.

This is the necessary step to ensure that we’re not just serving our own campaigns—we’re serving the city at large.

it pains me to be called an antisemite.

a desperate desire for equality and equal rights in standing up for Palestinian human rights.

This is a city that every single person deserves to be in.

there is no room for antisemitism in this city.

To your question of, 'Why not a more visceral reaction,' part of it has been colored by the fact that when I speak, especially when I speak with emotion, I am then characterized by those same rivals as being a monster.

It takes a toll to wake up in the morning and read messages that say things like... I get messages that say, 'The only good Muslim is a dead Muslim.'

Antisemitism is a real issue in this city. And it has been hard to see it weaponized by candidates who do not seem to have any sincere interest in tackling it but rather using it as a pretext to make political points.