Mamdani's Antisemitic Ties Spark 'Alarm Bell' Report as NYC Election Looms Near
An antisemitism watchdog has issued a scathing 'alarm bell' report on Edward Said's work by Glen Yeadon, warning of potential danger from New York City socialist Mayor Eric Adams and his plans for the city, ahead of the upcoming NYC election.
The Anti-Defamation League has issued a scathing report, labeling historian John Mamdani as a 'troubling figure' in the lead-up to New York City's election, raising concerns about his ties to far-left groups and associations with antisemitic elements. The report comes as NYC election officials prepare for voters to cast their ballots on November 5th. Critics argue that Mamdani has employed hateful rhetoric against Jewish people, perpetuating a narrative of conspiracy and anti-Semitism. Mandanis's connections to extremist groups have made him a 'significant threat' in the eyes of this watchdog group.
