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ZOHRAN MAMDANI
Arab Commentator: Zohran Mamdani is a “Radical Islamist,” “Will Cause Economic Disaster in New York”
ISI/DI: Lots of stuff coming to light about this NYC radicalist. Tidbits each day. He’s not who he pretends, but, he’s exactly what you’d think a jihadist would be. If you’ve been following me for any length of time, you already know that. Mush of this issue focuses on Mamdani …… not information I went looking for, just what made the headlines.
You have questions that don’t get answered in this issue …… drop me a line, and I’ll see what I can find.
Mamdani and the Left’s Alliance With Radical Islam
Nazi-Collaborator George Soros Funneled $37 Million to Jihad Communist Zohran Mamdani
ISI/DI: Should’ve known we’d come across George’s fingerprints with this. Anything that’s pro-America, he’ll pump his money into just the opposite.
You’ll see another mayoral candidate, this one in Minneapolis, if you scroll further down. I expect we’ll see some of George’s $$$$ showing up there as well.
Mamdani says he won’t use ‘globalize the intifada’ amid backlash
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jul/16/zohran-mamdani-israel-gaza-intifada
The Notorious World Trade Center Bombing Muslim Cleric Siraj Wahhaj and Zohran Mamdani
ISI/DI: This is scary ……… read the picture headlines. They are correct. The scary part is, these are not even the smartest ones. I’m not sure Mamdani is either. Granted, he’s no dummy, but the smart ones are out there, not yet visual ……… watching, waiting.
Mamdani’s Father Defends Suicide Bombers
https://jihadwatch.org/2025/07/mamdanis-father-defends-suicide-bombers
ISI/DI: Why is it that guys like this are always ‘supportive’ but they never wear the IED or do the shooting? No, they talk others into doing what they do not themselves have the guts to do.
We do know who Zohran’s teacher is, though. He would probably be okay if his son put a vest on. DESPICABLE!!!
What a Mamdani Victory Will Mean for New York’s Jews
ISI/DI: I asked AI (artificial intelligence) the above question and here is the response:
A potential Zohran Mamdani victory in the New York City mayoral election holds different meanings for various segments of the city’s Jewish community, reflecting existing ideological and political divides
Some Jewish New Yorkers, particularly those with a strong connection to Israel and those who are more politically conservative, express significant concerns about Mamdani’s stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. They point to his criticisms of Israel’s policies, his support for the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement, and his initial hesitation to condemn the phrase “globalize the intifada,” seeing these positions as potentially legitimizing antisemitism or undermining the safety of Jewish New Yorkers. Some fear a rise in antisemitic incidents under a Mamdani administration and are deeply worried about the potential impact of his policies on the Jewish community. These concerns are heightened given the documented increase in antisemitic hate crimes in New York City in recent years.
In contrast, other Jewish New Yorkers, particularly progressives and those who are critical of Israel’s actions, view Mamdani’s candidacy as a positive development. They see his positions as advocating for human rights and justice, and believe that his administration would be committed to protecting all communities, including Jewish New Yorkers, from hate and discrimination. According to The Forward, Mamdani has appealed to Jewish voters who prioritize local issues such as eldercare, paid family leave, affordable housing, and combating discrimination. Some Jewish leaders and organizations, like Jews for Racial and Economic Justice (JFREJ), have endorsed Mamdani, believing he would be an ally in the fight against antisemitism and other forms of bigotry. He has also pledged to significantly increase funding for anti-hate crime programs.
It’s important to note that the issue of Israel’s role in the Middle East has increasingly caused a deepening rupture within the Jewish community, especially along generational and ideological lines. While older, more traditional Jews have often supported Israel unconditionally, younger, more progressive Jews are more likely to be critical of Israel’s policies and actions. This growing divide means there is no single, unified Jewish perspective on Mamdani’s candidacy.
Ultimately, a Mamdani victory would likely lead to continued debates and discussions within the Jewish community, as different groups grapple with the implications of his leadership on their concerns and priorities. His success may reflect a broader shift in the Democratic party, where more progressive voices and critical stances on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are gaining prominence.
New York Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani’s victory in the Democratic primary for New York City mayor has prompted discussions and diverse opinions within the city’s Jewish community
Here’s a breakdown of perspectives and potential implications
- Concerns over Mamdani’s stance on Israel and antisemitism:
- Many Jewish Democrats in Congress and within the New York City Jewish community are concerned about Mamdani’s past statements and actions regarding Israel.
- Specific points of contention include:
- His refusal to explicitly condemn the phrase “globalize the intifada” which some consider a call to violence against Jews.
- His support for the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel.
- His questioning of Israel’s right to exist as a Jewish state, though he has affirmed its right to exist and responsibility to uphold international law.
- His past sponsorship of legislation aimed at preventing New York charities from supporting Israeli settlement activity, which critics deemed antisemitic.
- These concerns are heightened by the recent rise in antisemitism in New York City.
- Some Jewish leaders and organizations have expressed alarm about Mamdani’s stance and its potential impact on Jewish safety and security in New York City.
- Support for Mamdani among some Jewish voters:
- Despite concerns, Mamdani received support from a segment of Jewish voters, particularly younger and more progressive individuals.
- Some Jewish voters were drawn to his message focused on affordability and local issues.
- Organizations like Jews for Racial and Economic Justice (JFREJ) and Jewish Voice for Peace Action have actively supported Mamdani.
- These groups argue that criticizing Israeli policies does not equate to antisemitism and that *Mamdani is committed to the safety of all New Yorkers.
- Potential for dialogue and bridging divides:
- Some suggest that Mamdani’s victory could create an opportunity for dialogue and bridging the divide between different segments of the Jewish community and other groups.
- Mamdani himself has indicated a willingness to engage with those who disagree with him and to address the concerns of the Jewish community.
- He has pledged to increase funding for anti-hate crime programs and has recognized the need to protect all communities in the city.
- Political realignment and future implications:
- Mamdani’s victory suggests a potential shift within the Democratic Party in New York City, where a candidate with strong pro-Palestinian stances was able to secure the nomination.
- His ascendance signals a departure from the long-standing pro-Israel consensus among New York City mayors.
- The long-term impact on the relationship between New York City’s Jewish community and the city government remains to be seen.
Radical college group Mamdani co-founded wanted justice for convicted terrorist deported from US
ISI/DI: Mamdani is a subversive, a traitor to this country.
NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani declines to condemn phrase ‘Globalize the intifada’
ISI/DI: Condemn the phrase? Of course he won’t.
Mamdani Supported Terrorist Who Killed 2 Jewish Students in Supermarket
Zohran Mamdani intern declared activism is ‘all jihad’ in latest sign of radicalism in his movement
https://nypost.com/2025/07/14/us-news/zohran-mamdani-intern-exposed-for-advocating-activist-jihad
ISI/DI: Hadeeqa Malik, a former intern for New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, made controversial statements during a CUNY4Palestine webinar titled “Islamic Political Activism”
In a video widely shared online, Malik reportedly said, “The true believer knows that none of this is in vain, that this is all Jihad (holy war), this is all ibadah (worship).” She also urged Muslims to risk doxing, arrest, and suspension for protesting against the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. Malik criticized those not joining the movement, stating there was “an illness” and “a disease” within them if they didn’t view it as their issue to deal with. She further asserted that acting for the sake of Allah in the West will never be in vain, and a true believer doesn’t fear the consequences.
Malik served as an intern in Zohran Mamdani’s office during the summer of 2024 and holds leadership positions in various organizations, including the City College chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine and CAIR. She was also involved in a separate incident where she confronted a Muslim police officer at a pro-Palestine rally.
Malik’s comments have drawn criticism for being perceived as radical and potentially promoting violence. Zohran Mamdani has not publicly addressed the video or Malik’s statements.
Minneapolis Might Have Just Found Their Own Socialist Version Of Zohran Mamdani
https://dailycaller.com/2025/07/14/minneapolis-omar-fateh-zohran-mamdani-mayor-race
ISI/DI: Groups like CAIR (Council on American-Islamic Relations), MB (Muslim Brotherhood), and a hundred other Islamic organizations legally established by MB, here in America, will begin to come out of the wood-work, now. CAIR and others have been grooming them for years, just waiting for the opportune moment ……… Mamdani is sweet-talking his way through NYC ……… if he can get elected, more will begin to show up. If he doesn’t, it will all be analyzed, and then tried again.
It will not stop, though …… they, Muslims, will not stop. They have e ‘‘tis firm belief, that their god, Allah, wants them to rule the world. Muslims are taught this, starting before they could walk. It is good to die if it is done doing the bidding of Allah.Truthfully, those who believe this, live for nothing else.
This is the evil of what Islam is.
TIP-BITS
Leftists and Muslims outside White House call for jihad violence
https://jihadwatch.org/2025/06/leftists-and-muslims-outside-white-house-call-for-jihad-violence
Pakistan: Muslim murders his daughter for ‘honor’ over not deleting her TikTok account
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