New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has strongly condemned the recent U.S. and Israeli military strikes on Iran, calling the actions “a catastrophic escalation in an illegal war of aggression” and accusing the campaign of killing civilians and opening a new front in conflict. Mamdani argued that most Americans do not want another war or regime-change campaign, saying they prefer peace and economic relief over military escalation. He also announced increased security measures in New York City and directly addressed Iranian-American residents, assuring them they are part of the city’s fabric and will be safe. His remarks reflect sharp criticism from a prominent U.S. local leader amid global debate over the legality, consequences, and direction of the strikes. #Headlines360 #ZohranMamdani #USIsraelStrikes #IranConflict #IllegalWar #MiddleEastTensions #GlobalPolitics #PeaceDebate #NYCLeadership

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NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani has condemned the U.S. and Israel strikes on Iran, stating that "America does not want this."

FBI record contained in the Epstein Files reveals that the FBI's NYC office was "hacked" in 2023, the night of the Superbowl, erasing some 100TB of data from evidence due to the intrusion.

In New York City, the “people bite more than sharks” stat isn’t a myth — it reflects how rare shark bites actually are. Historical records show hundreds of human bite reports annually in past decades, while shark bites have been almost nonexistent Even with recent shark sightings near Rockaway and Long Island, the U.S. recorded only about 28 shark bites in 2024, with just a handful in New York. In NYC, you’re still far more likely to be bitten by a person than a shark