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New York Jewish leaders defend Democratic AG Letitia James from GOP challenger’s attacks

The GOP challenger has frequently attacked James during the campaign over her handling of antisemitic crimes, but prominent Jewish leaders are rallying to defend the Democratic incumbent.

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What happened Challenger Saritha Komatireddy accused James of turning “a blind eye” to antisemitic crimes, which have soared in New York. --.
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CenterNew York Jewish leaders defend Democratic AG Letitia James from GOP challenger’s attacks

Jewish Telegraphic Agency (JTA) · Center · News report

Right / center-rightNew York Jewish leaders defend Democratic AG Letitia James from GOP challenger’s attacks

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The Jerusalem PostNews report · Nov 3, 1:46 AM

New York Jewish leaders defend Democratic AG Letitia James from GOP challenger’s attacks

The GOP challenger has frequently attacked James during the campaign over her handling of antisemitic crimes, but prominent Jewish leaders are rallying to defend the Democratic incumbent.

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Jewish Telegraphic Agency (JTA)News report · Nov 2, 10:31 PM

New York Jewish leaders defend Democratic AG Letitia James from GOP challenger’s attacks

Challenger Saritha Komatireddy accused James of turning “a blind eye” to antisemitic crimes, which have soared in New York. --

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Nov 2, 10:31 PM: Jewish Telegraphic Agency (JTA) joined the source map.

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