New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he will boycott the annual Israel Day Parade held on Fifth Avenue. Multiple outlets describe the parade as one of the largest Zionist gatherings outside Israel and note it has taken place in New York for more than 60 years. The event is scheduled for 31 May, according to one report. Mamdani’s decision is presented as a break from long-running civic tradition, with one outlet saying he will not participate in the event. The Canary reports that Mamdani has previously made his views on the Israeli government clear, and frames the planned boycott as part of his broader political stance. Breitbart similarly reports that Mamdani is shunning the parade and characterizes his decision as departing from a decades-long approach. The reports do not provide additional details on whether Mamdani’s office will issue an official statement beyond his stated intent, nor do they describe any changes to parade organizers’ plans. No other officials’ reactions are included in the provided excerpts.