The Big Apple, built by the Jews; is now in the hands of an America’s Nazi infiltrator. Abraham Beam, Ed Koch, Michael Blomberg were mayors of the Jewish faith. We would be remiss if we didn’t mention Fiorella LaGuardia, an icon whose name appears on the famed LaGuardia airport. Although he wasn’t thought to be Jewish in the true sense of the word, he was partly Jewish from his mother’s side. Irene, a member of the Sephardic Jewish Luzzatto family, was born in Trieste, Austria, on July 18, 1859.
But today, the Jewish community of New York is aghast at the antisemitic diatribe that is heart of Mamdani agenda. He, from day one, has not stopped at denigrating the Jews of the Big Apple. The Jewish population of New York has seen this story before, in 1933 a young Hitler rose to power in Germany. His first agenda was to blame the Jews for Germany’s ills. From there he preached hate and intolerance against them. Before long six million Jews were gassed in the chambers of the Third Reich. Today they find themselves in the same situation. Mamdani, the first Muslim mayor of New York, is traveling in the same footsteps as the Fuhrer. And don’t forget that Obama, another Jew Hater Extraordinaire indorsed Mamdani.
Mamdani in the hot seat after first veto derails bipartisan effort to combat antisemitism: ‘Disappointed’
Speaker Julie Menin framed the legislation as key to combating antisemitism, raising the possibility of a council override
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is sparking backlash after using his first veto to derail a bipartisan bill aimed at combating antisemitism by expanding protest security safeguards for places of education.
“This could impact workers protesting ICE or college students demanding their school divest from fossil fuels or demonstrating in support of Palestinian rights,” Mamdani said in a statement Friday.
“It is a piece of legislation that has alarmed much of the labor movement, reproductive rights groups and immigration advocates, among others, across this city.”
New York’s former Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who ran as an independent against Mamdani in the mayoral race last year, slammed Mamdani’s decision on X, saying he “chose the whims of his radical, extreme-left DSA base over the safety of students and Jewish New Yorkers at a time of rising antisemitism.”
MAMDANI IS AN EXISTENTIAL THREAT TO JEWISH NEW YORKERS
Zohran Mamdani announces new members of his team at the Brooklyn Public Library Greenpoint Branch in Brooklyn Dec. 17, 2025. (Shawn Inglima/ New York Daily News/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
“Instead of governing for all NYers, Mamdani has repealed the very definition of antisemitism from the city’s books, changed how antisemitic crimes are counted and now vetoed these commonsense security measures when they are needed most,” Cuomo continued.
“I proudly stand shoulder to shoulder with my Jewish brothers and sisters — just as the Cuomos always have, and always will.”
The bill, Int. 175-B, requires New York law enforcement to develop a plan to contain the risk of physical obstruction, physical injury, intimidation and interference at educational facilities while still allowing for freedom of assembly and First-Amendment events. The plan would then apply to “any building, structure, or place where educational programming takes place.”
Julie Menin, the speaker of the New York City Council, had framed the bill as key to warding off threats of antisemitism.
“The legislation is part of the Council-led Five-Point Action Plan to Combat Antisemitism,” Menin said in March.