New York City Mayor Eric Adams highlighted his dedication to fostering coexistence and combating extremism during a heartfelt meeting with Rabbi Levi Duchman.

The gathering, which took place amidst the global mourning for Rabbi Kogan, aimed to reaffirm shared values of peace and unity.

“Today, I had the honor of meeting Rabbi Levi Duchman, who has been working in UAE to foster coexistence and unity among the local community,” Mayor Adams wrote, reflecting on the meaningful encounter.

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Acknowledging the recent loss of Rabbi Kogan, Mayor Adams extended condolences on behalf of New York City. “In the wake of the tragic loss of Rabbi Kogan, I extended condolences on behalf of New York City and reaffirmed our shared commitment to combating extremism and embracing peace,” he stated.

The mayor’s message emphasized the importance of resilience and collaboration. “Together, we stand for a brighter, united future,” he concluded, underlining the significance of collective action against extremism.

The meeting serves as a poignant reminder of the power of dialogue and mutual respect in bridging cultural and religious divides.