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Mayor Mamdani did not simply express a personal political opinion. He used the authority, symbolism, and credibility of the mayor’s office to issue what amounted to an official public address declaring that the democratically elected leader of the world’s only Jewish state is a ‘war criminal’ who is ‘not welcome in New York City.’ That is a profound misuse of the office entrusted to him by all New Yorkers. After acknowledging that New York City has no independent legal authority to execute the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrant, the mayor nevertheless chose to transform that legal reality into a televised political spectacle. Respect for the separation of powers and the legal limits of public office is a bedrock of American democracy; those limits should not be treated as an inconvenience to be exploited for political theater. Perhaps most telling was what the mayor chose to leave out. His address made no mention of Hamas or the October 7 massacre of innocent civilians. Instead, he delivered a sweeping moral indictment of Israel while erasing the terrorist atrocities that ignited this war. Appeals to universal humanity and justice ring hollow when they exclude the victims whose suffering does not fit a preferred political narrative. This is no longer simply about Prime Minister Netanyahu. It reflects a broader pattern in which Mayor Mamdani repeatedly singles out Israel while using the prestige of his office to legitimize rhetoric that further isolates the Jewish state and deepens division here at home. At a time when Jewish New Yorkers are experiencing alarming levels of antisemitism, harassment and intimidation, they deserve a mayor who refrains from fomenting hatred against the world’s only Jewish country while maintaining the fiction that this is not anti-Jewish. Throughout his campaign, Mayor Mamdani repeatedly insisted that his responsibility as mayor would be to focus on New York City and the issues affecting New Yorkers. New Yorkers elected him to make their neighborhoods safer, combat hate and unite a diverse city, not to conduct foreign policy or transform City Hall into a stage for ideological declarations about world leaders. New Yorkers elected a mayor, not a prosecutor of foreign leaders. Mayor Mamdani should spend less time trying to demonize only one leader and one country from City Hall and more time protecting the New Yorkers he was elected to serve. #Mamdani #MayorMamdani #Israel

Mayor Mamdani spent the weekend pushing dangerous libels, antisemitic tropes, and revisionist history. • Comparing himself to Nelson Mandela on “Palestine” • Declaring it “legal” to arrest Netanyahu • Peddling the “genocide” blood libel against Israel Meanwhile, the Jewish community endured another spike in antisemitic incidents this weekend, met with complete silence from the Mayor and zero accountability. He also said nothing about the Legionnaires’ disease outbreak threatening New Yorkers. Wake up, NYC. This mayor has made his priorities crystal clear: hostility toward Jews and indifference to the city’s real problems.

Who the F*** he think he is!! In an interview with the NYT Mamdani says "his administration is weighing whether it has the authority to arrest Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu when he visits NYC in September for the UN General Assembly." He suffers from delusions of grandeur. His delusions of grandeur make him believe he's destined to rule the USA. 1. He has an inflated ego. 2. He has a grandiose sense of self. 3. He thinks he's far more important than he really is.