NYC Mayor Eric Adams Commends Yeshiva System & Highlights Moral Values at Teach NYS Annual Dinner

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In a powerful address at the Teach NYS Annual Dinner 2023, NYC Mayor Eric Adams expressed his unwavering support for the yeshiva system and emphasized the importance of moral values in society. Mayor Adams took a strong stance against antisemitism and praised the positive contributions of yeshivas to New York City.

During his speech, Mayor Adams passionately highlighted the decay of moral fabric in American society and called for a renewed focus on faith and spirituality. He acknowledged the significance of Jewish traditions, such as touching the Mezuzah and morning prayers, emphasizing that they are an integral part of the identity and values of the community.

Mayor Adams revealed his deep understanding of the yeshiva system, gained through frequent visits and engaging with teachers and alumni. He stressed the importance of firsthand experience and direct dialogue in forming an accurate perspective on educational institutions. Refusing to be swayed by reports based on anonymous sources or selectively presented test scores, he advocated for transparency and truth in evaluating the performance of yeshivas.

The Mayor’s unwavering support for the yeshiva system resonated with the Teach NYS Annual Dinner audience. Parents of NYC schoolchildren were urged to watch his speech, recognizing it as a crucial testament to Mayor Adams’ commitment to education and his understanding of the vital role played by yeshivas in the community.

Mayor Eric Adams’ unequivocal support for the yeshiva system and his recognition of its moral values have further solidified his reputation as a leader who speaks openly and fearlessly. By standing up against antisemitism and advocating for transparency, Mayor Adams has demonstrated his dedication to fostering a diverse and inclusive educational landscape in New York City.



2 COMMENTS

  1. Great photo-op opportunity. Meanwhile Mayor Adams has stripped away the healthcare of 250,000 retirees and their dependents… healthcare which we worked and paid for…and promised the day we started working for the city. He called the switch to an inferior healthcare plan a “bait and switch” when he was running for office … then quickly changed his tune once elected. Actions, not words, count.

  2. Ask yourself how and who exactly voted this unsuitable and inexperienced man to be the mayor of the biggest city?

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