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If Democrats still needed proof that their party is marching headlong into disgrace, look no further than New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani. Here is a man who refuses to condemn violent rhetoric targeting Israel, openly supports the anti-Israel BDS movement, and won’t even recognize Israel as a Jewish state. Meanwhile, antisemitism is exploding across the country, leaving Jewish communities under siege—and yet liberal Democrats like Mamdani act like none of it matters.
Jewish Democrat Lawmakers Sound the Alarm on Mamdani: ‘A Huge Problem‘ https://t.co/4HiYQ1Bq0N
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Mamdani’s outright refusal to denounce the hateful phrase “globalize the intifada” is not just tone-deaf; it’s a reckless green light to violence. This phrase is code for spreading terrorist tactics worldwide, and Mamdani’s shrug is nothing less than a betrayal to American Jews and all who stand against terror. Even Jewish Democrats in Congress are sounding the alarm, saying this man is far from ready for prime time. They see what too many on the left refuse to admit: Mamdani’s rhetoric incites violence and deepens divides at a time when unity and clarity are desperately needed.
What’s most outrageous is how some Democrats continue defending this dangerous stance. Mamdani claims “globalize the intifada” is a peaceful call. That’s gaslighting on a grand scale. To pretend the phrase doesn’t encourage terror is to willfully ignore reality. And his dodging recognition of Israel’s right to exist as a Jewish state is equally hypocritical. The same party that claims to champion minority rights refuses to stand with Israel, the only stable democracy in a volatile region. Instead, they cozy up to movements that attack Israel’s legitimacy, ignoring the surge in antisemitic hate crimes at home.
This is not just politics; it’s a moral failure. Democrats have allowed radical voices like Mamdani’s to fester unchecked, endangering Jewish Americans and betraying allies abroad. Meanwhile, liberal elites sit comfortably in their echo chambers, dismissing concerns as “divisive” or “overblown.” But when synagogues are attacked, Jews are murdered for their faith, and a would-be mayor refuses to speak plainly against terror, the problem isn’t just “politics”—it’s a crisis of leadership and values.
The question is simple: How long will America tolerate this toxic blend of anti-Israel lunacy and rising antisemitism from one of its major political parties? When Democratic politicians choose silence or support over disavowal, they are complicit. And candidates like Zohran Mamdani should be called out, exposed, and left on the political sidelines. The safety of Jewish Americans—and the future of America’s foreign policy—depends on it.
