Antisemitism watchdog issues scathing 'alarm bell' report on Mamdani as NYC election nears

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : " Hundreds of rabbis joined together to oppose Mamdani last month, Fox News Digital reported, declaring in a letter their position that Jewish Americans "cannot remain silent" on discrimination against Jewish people and calling on voters to reject Mamdani.
50% : With just hours to go before Election Day, the report underscores the heightened scrutiny facing the socialist nominee.
46% : Despite the fervent opposition from many in the Jewish community and numerous viral clips showing Mamdani -- in his own words -- using inflammatory language toward Israel, he holds a commanding lead in the polls heading into the election, and has also drawn support from some Jewish leaders.
40% : Fox News Digital exclusively spoke with the antisemitism research institute that released an 11th hour comprehensive report that summarized its concerns about New York City socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani.
38% : "It is the story of how radical anti-Zionism has been repackaged as socialist, populist, progressive politics -- and how this ideology now threatens to erode the sense of security for New York's Jewish community, the largest Jewish community outside of Israel, and whitewash and legitimize anti-Zionism, support for terrorism, and even antisemitism.
31% : It explains the controversial views of his father, a professor at Columbia University, on Israel, as well as how Zohran founded the Students for Justice in Palestine chapter at Bowdoin College, his past statements and positions, and lists the anti-Israel individuals who endorse him for mayor.
31% : The report states that Mamdani "downplayed" the Oct. 7 massacre carried out by Hamas while characterizing Israel's response as "genocide," and hits him for introducing a bill to "punish New York charities that support Israel.

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