Staff Reports
As New York Mayor Eric Adams exits stage left, he’s not doing so without a final, resounding bang. In an audacious yet righteous move, he’s slammed the door on his successor Zohran Mamdani’s radical agenda with an executive order against the anti-Israel BDS movement. Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions—the three toxic words Mamdani embraces—just took a big hit.
Adams’s executive order smartly bars New York City from engaging in any business or pension investments that smack of anti-Israel discrimination. It’s a crystal-clear jab at Mamdani’s dangerous flirtation with globalist, anti-Israel sentiments. This isn’t just a policy decision; it’s a statement that NYC will not be bullied into anti-Semitic rhetoric disguised as social justice.
Eric Adams signs anti-BDS executive order in veiled swipe at Mayor-elect Mamdani https://t.co/RU5Pm8ur9n pic.twitter.com/KAALsLvp3y
— New York Post (@nypost) December 4, 2025
Mamdani, a self-avowed Democratic Socialist, isn’t shy about his loony plans. He dreams of transforming New York into some international law playground, where the likes of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu could be arrested. Is he delusional? The real law in this city is American law, not the whims of DSA-doting radicals.
Adams’ move has brilliantly exposed Mamdani’s dilemma. Rescind the order and show his true, radical colors, or keep it and anger his leftist base? Either way, this is a disaster waiting to unfold for the incoming administration. Adams’ decisive shot across the bow just might set the tone for what’s to come: a battle against an ideology that endangers American values.
New Yorkers wanted a socialist dream, and now they’ve got it. But when you trade security for political fantasies, don’t be surprised when reality bites back. Here’s the real question: will Mamdani put his radical notions above the safety and security of his city? Stay tuned. The circus is just about to begin.
