Tragedy on 86th St: Reaganism with Rabbi Yosie Levine @ronaldreagan
Tragedy on 86th St: Reaganism with Rabbi Yosie Levine  @ronaldreagan
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
On this episode of Reaganism, Roger sits down with Rabbi Yosie Levine to discuss the antisemitic stabbing of a congregant outside the Jewish Center on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Levine warns that inflammatory political rhetoric, especially coming from Mayor Mamdani, is making visibly Jewish New Yorkers feel increasingly unsafe and vilified in their own communities. Levine described how the attack, the community's fear, and the need for stronger public support and clearer condemnation from elected officials have turned a painful incident into a broader warning about rising antisemitism in America.

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