Name: Mayor Eric Adams Pays a Visit To Boro Park Amid Yom Tov Atmosphere
Uploaded: 2025-09-15
Duration: 6 min 17 s
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Mayor Eric Adams spent the day in Boro Park ahead of the month of Tishrei, meeting residents and engaging with the community during this special time. His visit began at the newly completed Bobov-45 shul, where he was warmly greeted and thanked by the Bobov-45 Rebbe before touring the magnificent new Kehila Center. Following their meeting, the mayor sat down with multiple Boro Park administrators and community leaders for a closed meeting where they discussed community issues. Adams then made several stops at neighborhood staples, including Weiss Bakery, Eichler’s, and Oh Nuts, where he took in the festive pre–Yom Tov atmosphere. He met with store owners, workers, and shoppers, greeting them as they stocked up on Yom Tov essentials. A particularly memorable moment came when Moshe Davis, Executive Director of the Mayor’s Office to Combat Antisemitism, blew the shofar inside Eichler’s in honor of the upcoming holiday. Out on the streets, accoomidated by Shomrim, he spotted the newly inaugurated Misaskim van, spoke with its representatives, and learned more about its vital mission. Along the way, Adams met residents, shook hands, and exchanged warm words. Many stopped to thank him for his visit, and he in turn wished the community a happy and sweet new year.

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anti-semitism that we're seeing parts of the city. >> The cities were impacted uh severely, but we committing predatory crimes. You don't see them doing things that are harmful. So, you're getting something 13th, 14th Avenue and watching how this community, Winnersburg and others would treat the most important thing to your community, educating your children. You you you get up every day, you think about how we going to educate your children. And we fought them. I'm an old friend. We have stood shouldertosh shoulders, not only as man, but as president, as state senator, and as a police officer. Our relationship is so deep. It goes so far back. We had a good relationship and we just started. There's so much more we can do. And just hearing from you. Your concerns are my concern. You think about your babies. I think about your You think about your streets being the same. I think about my streets being the same. You think about making sure you can pay the bills and keep a roof over your head. I think about it. We think about the same thing. We want the same. Thanks so much. [Applause] >> Okay, anybody else? Right here. Right here. Great. Awesome. >> I hope you support me one day. [Music] because of him being shot. You got to show him couple steps back. Another question. >> Rabbi, >> I feel like this is a reunion. >> How are you doing, Gregor? >> Care for the bench, guys. Good to see you. >> How's your dad? >> Good. >> Wow. Wow. Jack Jack passed too early >> and Meer Meer took over the role. >> Okay, Jack is still those are huge shoes to fill. I know you bring your own pair. >> May I'm a little broke. Can I get a cookie, too? >> Yes, you can. >> Excellent. >> Should this give it to you, but it's good. >> Thank you, Mr. Shalom. Shalom. Which way? Give me way. >> How are you? Good to see you. >> Good to see you guys. Really nice. Nice. Nice stuff. >> Because when you live in a city like New York, you witness increases in anti-semitism. It's crucial to be able to have our police work together in our volunteer organizations. Shum has been amazing throughout the park and just really focus on safety and wish everyone a sweet Russia shrub nuts. It's not just So, so this is very very popular. >> 13th Avenue is not new to me. Uh, it's an avenue that I'm familiar with. This is an avenue where workingass people are part of what we have done for small businesses. We have more small businesses operating in our city in the history of the city because we've been here in support and we supported this community during uh co I walked the streets with this community during CO to make sure they were treated fairly. And so when I walk the street uh these are many faces that I know. I'm able to say how are your children? How's your family? Say hello to your dad, your mom. Uh because uh I'm not a new friend. I'm an old friend. and we look forward to being back here in 2026 walking these same streets. Have a sweet Russia Shana. [Music] I got it.

Mayor Eric Adams Pays a Visit To Boro Park Amid Yom Tov Atmosphere

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