In a recent edition of Fox News' "Antisemitism Exposed" newsletter, the focus is on a controversial decision made by NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani regarding Easy Aerial, a drone supplier with connections to Israel. The city's decision to not renew the company’s lease at the Brooklyn Navy Yard has sparked significant backlash among certain groups who view this action as an attack on businesses linked to Israel. They argue that the decision prioritizes radical activism over economic interests, claiming it is part of a broader anti-Israel sentiment that is allegedly gaining traction across the U.S.

Critics of the mayor's decision label it as a "ludicrous" political move that weaponizes taxpayer resources against companies associated with Israel. They contend that such actions reflect a growing trend where local government officials are leveraging political ideologies to influence business operations within their jurisdiction, particularly those that relate to foreign nations. The newsletter emphasizes the implications of this decision, suggesting it could discourage investment in New York and damage the city’s reputation as a pro-business environment.

Additionally, the newsletter outlines other incidents highlighting escalating anti-Semitism in various contexts, such as demands for the firing of broadcasters who express pro-Israel sentiments and legal battles involving Palestinian activists. This growing trend appears to resonate with members of the Jewish community and prompts discussions about the boundaries of political expression and the impact of anti-Israel rhetoric on societal cohesion in the U.S.