Republican gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli made a campaign stop at the Rabbinical College of America � Lubavitch in Morristown, where he outlined proposals to make New Jersey �safer and more affordable� for families, while accusing his Democratic opponent of siding with a controversial figure he labeled �antisemitic.�

During his visit to the yeshiva, Ciattarelli emphasized three pillars of his platform:

• Tax Relief:��Cutting taxes� for middle-class families and small businesses, he said, would help ease the state�s high cost of living.

• School Choice:�Ciattarelli vowed to expand educational options for parents, including support for charter schools and vouchers for students in underperforming districts.

• Combating Antisemitism: He pledged to partner with local law enforcement and community leaders to address rising anti-Jewish hate crimes.

�It was my privilege to visit the Rabbinical College of America � Lubavitch to talk about my plans to make New Jersey a safer and more affordable place to live for all families,� Ciattarelli said in a post on social media. �That means cutting taxes, providing school choice & fighting hateful antisemitism.�

In a pointed critique of his Democratic rival, Mikie Sherrill, Ciattarelli accused her of endorsing �socialist @zohrankmamdani and his antisemitic track record.� Zohran Mamdani is the newly minted Democratic nominee for New York City mayor, known for his radical socialist/Marxist views and support for the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel.

�My opponent � she�s sticking with her endorsement of socialist Zohran Mamdani and his anti-Semitic track record. It�s time for a change,� Ciattarelli added.