A New Future  For New York City

Every election asks the same question: What kind of future do we want to build together? For too long, City Hall has been dominated by corruption, incompetence, and radical, out-of-touch politics. But the people of this great city deserve leadership rooted in accountability, progress, and results.

I founded the Guardian Angels to defend vulnerable New Yorkers from violence when the city failed them. I have stood up to the worst elements of our five boroughs—from mafia crime to the antisemitism that still festers today. For five decades I have never rested in my fight to protect this city. That’s why I’m running for Mayor: to bring that fight to City Hall and deliver real results.

As the only candidate who has spent his entire life defending the Jewish community and working with them to protect themselves, my commitment against the scourge of antisemitism is proven. I have stood with community leaders, yeshivas, and countless others fighting to be heard. New York’s very fabric has been shaped by Jewish men and women since the beginning. Yet attacks—both verbal and physical—continue unchecked. Synagogues are vandalized, Hasidic men assaulted in Williamsburg, Jews even murdered in broad daylight. Meanwhile, the three other candidates—each with time in office—have failed you. They let rampant crime destroy neighborhoods, ignored violence against women, and allowed dangerous rhetoric about Jews to spread.

That is not Curtis Sliwa. I’ve been there with you on the frontlines, because your fight against hate and violence is the city’s fight for survival. We have lost the values that once made New York the envy of the world.

I’m running for Mayor because we must turn this around. Leadership means action, and my plan to restore public safety will do just that. Instead of defending victims, City Hall has pushed reckless policies that embolden criminals, tie the hands of law enforcement, and erode public trust.

I will hire 7,000 additional officers to patrol our streets, with special attention to synagogues and other vulnerable Jewish institutions. My administration will ensure that violent hate crimes receive maximum scrutiny and are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. We will also take on the antisemitic language and content spreading online, holding platforms accountable so no New Yorker is left unsafe.

This campaign isn’t about left or right—it’s about moving forward. I’m proud to have the support of leaders like Assemblyman Dov Hikind, who has never stopped fighting for his community. Voters are waking up to the fact that this election is the last chance to stop the corruption, incompetence, and failure that will otherwise define our city’s future.

I ask for your support to save our beloved city this November, because I cannot win without you. Together, we can put New York back on the right track—for our neighborhoods, our children, and the millions who keep this city alive. Join me in this movement. I’m not done fighting for you.