The antisemite and communist Zohran Mamdani refused to say whether Hamas terrorists should disarm or give President Trump credit for his historic peace deal.

Zohran Mamdani’s Democratic Socialists of America have declared that they will expel any members who oppose completely boycotting Israel.

WOW.

Antisemite and Communist Zohran Mamdani REFUSES to say whether Hamas terrorists should disarm.

Mamdani's wife recently mourned a pro-Hamas extremist.

If you support terrorists, you don’t belong in public office. Period. pic.twitter.com/kPjR5I9GUV

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) October 15, 2025

Mamdani’s entire platform is a love letter to extremists. His wife mourns Hamas cheerleaders, he parrots “globalize the intifada” apologia, and his DSA comrades dismiss ceasefire deals as “Zionist theater.” This isn’t policy—it’s ideological arson.

While Cuomo stands with Israel…

— CityDeskNYC (@CityDeskNYC) October 15, 2025

NY Post: Mayoral front-runner Zohran Mamdani on Wednesday repeatedly refused to say that Hamas should lay down its weapons — as he stood by his promise to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he comes to New York City.

The Democratic nominee went into the lion’s den for a highly anticipated interview on Fox News’ “The Story with Martha MacCullum,” where the host grilled the vocal critic of Israel on the cease-fire in Gaza.

Persistently pressed by MacCullum on if Hamas should put down its weapons — a key pillar of the deal that the terror group has refused to accept — and give up leadership in Gaza, Mamdani tried to wiggle out of the line of questioning.

The proud socialist pivoted to affordability in New York City

Mamdani Says Pro-Israel Democrats Aren’t Welcome in His Coalition

The socialist New York City mayoral hopeful told the New York Times that the left should not make ‘an exception’ for progressives who back the Jewish state

By: Alana Goodman, WFB, October 14, 2025

Socialist New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani said there is no room for pro-Israel voters within his coalition, arguing that fellow Democrats should not make “an exception” for people who are “progressive except Palestine.”

The Democratic nominee said his long history of anti-Israel activism—which includes founding the Bowdoin College chapter of the extremist and terror-aligned Students for Justice in Palestine organization—informs his belief that pro-Israel liberals should be driven out of the left.

“That exception is one that I believe we should not only take issue with because of what it means for Palestinians and Palestinian human rights,” he told the New York Times in an interview published Tuesday. “But also, whenever you are at peace with the making of an exception, you make it easier to make another exception—wherever, whenever.”

Mamdani used the term “progressive except Palestine,” which pro-Israel liberals like Philip Mendes, a professor at Monash Univeristy in Australia, have criticized as a “cynical political strategy to exclude moderate progressives from debates on resolving the Israeli-Palestine conflict” and a “means to discredit progressives who do not support fundamentalist calls for the abolition of the existing Jewish State of Israel.”

Politicians who could be categorized as “progressive except Palestine,” according to anti-Israel activist Ruqaiyah Zarook, include Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D., N.Y.) and Ayanna Pressley (D., Mass), who have not condemned Israel strongly enough for many fellow leftists.

Mamdani’s warning that he does not want the votes of pro-Israel Democrats has not stopped the left-wing group J Street, which describes itself as “pro-Israel, pro-peace,” from supporting him.