Anti-Semitic activist Linda Sarsour has played a major role in trying to elect the next mayor of NYC for socialist Zoran Mamdani.
Hamas Support, Palestinian-American fire trucks are spreading anti-Israel hate messages to join the Democrats in time for the June 24 primary, leaning against left-handed people to push Mamdani forward.
SARSOUR – Due to the extreme views on the Israel-Hamas War, he has been on fire as a longtime defender of anti-Israel boycotts, sale and sanctions (BDS) campaign, and has been campaigning for Mamdani for several months on a daily basis. Send social media explosion Ask her hundreds of thousands of followers to donate to his campaign.
Members carrying the card of American democratic socialist cards, Sarsour and Mamdani were big supporters of “.“Uncommitted national movement” and “Leave blank NY” The campaign in last year's presidential election urged Democrats not to vote in the presidential primary to protest then-President Joe Biden's condemnation of Israel in Gaza.
“As proud Democrats, elected officials and New Yorkers, we support the Leave it Blank campaign,” said Queens Assemblyman Mamdani. A video posted to X with other left-handed lawmakers in March 2024.
The same initiative has been widely recognized for its ultimately spurring many Democrats to not vote in the general election won by Republican Donald Trump, switching to a more radical working family party or other “third parties.”
Now, Sarsour and Mamdani have registered the same far left base with DEMS and are pleading to vote for Ugandan-born Mamdani in the highly contested Democratic mayoral primary.
“I know some of us don't feel like a party right now, but in New York we closed the primary election. Unfortunately, it works here! Only Democrats can take part in our primary!” Sarsour posted to 302,000 Instagram followers On January 25th, we will be urging you to register as a DEMS.
“Tell us everyone! Let's shock the whole system and send Zohran to city hall!”
Longtime Democratic consultant Hank Shenkop said Sarsur and others “anti-Israel is on the left.” Mamdani said he sees it as a “great opportunity” to take control of America's biggest city.
“This is their moment when they try to capture the government of the city and turn it into what they want. It's not about progressive politics, it's about hating Jews more than anything else.”
“Linda Sarsour isn’t running him because he is a great progressive and believes in a kind of redistribution of wealth.
Mamdani screams as he attempts to pass a New York State Police trooper, whether he has been arrested outside Sen. Chuck Schumer's home in 2023 for pro-Palestinian protests, or whether he has been arrested on video earlier this month, as he attempts to pass a New York State Police trooper on Borderland Tom Homan, calling for President Trump's immigration policy.
But he usually uses more modest tactics to promote an anti-Israel agenda than Sarsur for decades “on the streets protesting for Israel's destruction,” said Sara Forman, executive director of Israel's New York Solidarity Network and treasurer for the Solidarity PAC, where candidates make money in favor of Jewish causes.
“Mumdani shares her ideology, [but] He certainly doesn't share her tactics,” she said. “Instead of the bull, he uses a engaging imaginative strategy to calmly state his attractive anti-Israel position.
The 33-year-old Mamdani may be a political beginner in the mayoral race compared to more established and more established democratic Pols like the former Gov. andrew Cuomo, Mayor Eric Adams, Secretary Brad Lander and former computing member Scott Stringer.
But he has already proven to be a prolific fundraiser. With the help of many of Sarsour and DSA.
He raised $846,949 in the two months that ended March 13, making him second only to Cuomo, the estimated frontrunner who took part in the race last month, records show.
Mamdani's Warchest had earned $3.67 million as of March 13th, and Lander was chasing just $70,000. This includes a $2,100 donation from Sarsour, the maximum allowed by law, and $200 from Hesham El-Meligy, co-founder of Leave It Blank NY.
He also has gained some steam in the polls.
In a survey of Democratic voters, released last month, announced last month, Mamdani came in second with 12% support, and only followed Cuomo, who was ahead with 38%.
Mamdani did not reply to the message.
The Jewish community throughout the city will be galvanized to go out and vote in a huge number against Mamdani if he believes there is a serious chance to win, predicted Rabyakov Boehman, a longtime politically connected community leader at Crown Heights in Brooklyn and founder of the Jewish Future Alliance.
“He is an extreme leftist, tweeting sly things about the Jewish state and showing no sympathy for the Jewish community,” he said. “I don't need Linda Sarsour to persuade me to get tired of his campaign, rhetoric and actions. He's going to make me all sick of myself!”
