Multiple Jewish legal organizations criticize New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani for excluding Jewish members from a judiciary advisory panel used to advise him on judicial nominations. The groups say the panel—described as a “truly representative” body in some reporting—includes no Jewish participants, despite its role in shaping the mayor’s judicial selection process. Fox News reports that four Jewish bar associations call on Mamdani to correct what they characterize as the exclusion of Jewish members from the panel. The New York Post similarly reports that several Jewish legal organizations express disappointment and say the committee, which they describe as important to the judicial advisory process, includes zero Jewish members. Both accounts frame the controversy as a response to the perceived lack of Jewish representation among appointees to the advisory panel and as an issue that prompts demands for changes. The reports focus on the groups’ objections and the composition of the panel, without detailing additional steps Mamdani has taken in response.