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Can Zohran Mamdani Reverse Ultra-Orthodox Jews’ Drift Towards the Far Right?

Exclude from home pageCurated Content  |  December 19, 2025

Read the full story: ARC Magazine

If you looked at the diversity of New Yorkers present at Zohran Mamdani’s November 4 victory party, Haredi rabbis Moshe Indig and Moshe Hoffman didn’t look too out of place. Having endorsed Mamdani just two days before the election, Indig—a prominent Williamsburg, Brooklyn, askan (activist) from the Satmar Hasidic community’s Ahronite branch—understood that his presence was important for building good relationships with the mayor-elect.

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