Following the anger of Zionists over the victory of the Muslim mayor of New York in the elections; the Minister of Homeland Security of the Zionist regime also said that "the election of Zahran Mamdani is an eternal stain."
Publish dateWednesday 5 November 2025 - 16:33
Story Code : 334969
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Itamar Ben-Gwer, Minister of Homeland Security of the Zionist regime, announced: "The election of Zahran Mamdani as mayor of New York City will forever remain an eternal stain of shame for how anti-Semitism prevails over common sense."
This Zionist minister said: "Mamdani is a supporter of Hamas, an enemy of Israel and openly anti-Semitic."
He added: “Like the Jews of New York, I am also concerned about this change, but at the same time, despite his false claims that we are committing genocide in Gaza, I am confident that our path as a government is correct in continuing to eliminate Hamas in Gaza, we will continue to fight all our enemies with all our might and will not care about those who hate Israel.”
The Hebrew newspaper Ma’ariv wrote that Mamdani’s supporters chanted “Palestine is free” when announcing their candidate’s victory for the New York mayoral office.
The Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper also wrote that there is an economic and political storm in New York after Mamdani’s election and that it is a warning sign to Israel.
The Israeli Channel 14 TV also quoted Yaakov Bardugo, a journalist close to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as saying: “The victory of Mamdani, this anti-Semite, is a black day for Israel, for Jews and for the whole world.”
Danny Danon, the Israeli ambassador to the United Nations, said about the election of Zahran Mamdani as mayor of New York: "This is a new reality and a unique case, because we are talking about a municipality that has repeatedly and resolutely expressed its opposition to Israel and its army and has not backed down from its positions during the election campaign."
Al Jazeera quoted him as saying: "We are certainly concerned about his election and the security of the large Jewish community living in New York."
Danon claimed: Mamdani will not fulfill many of his promises, but the sense of security in the Jewish community could be damaged.
Following the victory of Zahran Mamdani, a Muslim candidate in the New York mayoral election, a city with the largest Jewish immigrant minority in the world, a Zionist minister struggled to absolve the regime of responsibility for Mamdani's victory in a speech.
Amichai Shikli, the Minister of Jewish Affairs Outside the Occupied Territories, said: "The election of Zahran Mamdani as mayor of New York is not just an American event, but a global event."
Shikley said: "Israel is not necessarily the main factor in New York Jews voting for Zahran Mamdani."
Earlier, US President Donald Trump wrote on the social network TruthSocial, referring to the New York mayoral election: "Any Jew who votes for Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic candidate, is nothing more than a fool."
More than 1.3 million Jews live in New York, which is the largest Jewish population outside the occupied territories. Young Jews are his staunch supporters, and Mamdani has repeatedly spoken at Jewish synagogues and emphasized his commitment to supporting the city's Jewish community.
This Zionist minister said: "Mamdani is a supporter of Hamas, an enemy of Israel and openly anti-Semitic."
He added: “Like the Jews of New York, I am also concerned about this change, but at the same time, despite his false claims that we are committing genocide in Gaza, I am confident that our path as a government is correct in continuing to eliminate Hamas in Gaza, we will continue to fight all our enemies with all our might and will not care about those who hate Israel.”
The Hebrew newspaper Ma’ariv wrote that Mamdani’s supporters chanted “Palestine is free” when announcing their candidate’s victory for the New York mayoral office.
The Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper also wrote that there is an economic and political storm in New York after Mamdani’s election and that it is a warning sign to Israel.
The Israeli Channel 14 TV also quoted Yaakov Bardugo, a journalist close to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as saying: “The victory of Mamdani, this anti-Semite, is a black day for Israel, for Jews and for the whole world.”
Danny Danon, the Israeli ambassador to the United Nations, said about the election of Zahran Mamdani as mayor of New York: "This is a new reality and a unique case, because we are talking about a municipality that has repeatedly and resolutely expressed its opposition to Israel and its army and has not backed down from its positions during the election campaign."
Al Jazeera quoted him as saying: "We are certainly concerned about his election and the security of the large Jewish community living in New York."
Danon claimed: Mamdani will not fulfill many of his promises, but the sense of security in the Jewish community could be damaged.
Following the victory of Zahran Mamdani, a Muslim candidate in the New York mayoral election, a city with the largest Jewish immigrant minority in the world, a Zionist minister struggled to absolve the regime of responsibility for Mamdani's victory in a speech.
Amichai Shikli, the Minister of Jewish Affairs Outside the Occupied Territories, said: "The election of Zahran Mamdani as mayor of New York is not just an American event, but a global event."
Shikley said: "Israel is not necessarily the main factor in New York Jews voting for Zahran Mamdani."
Earlier, US President Donald Trump wrote on the social network TruthSocial, referring to the New York mayoral election: "Any Jew who votes for Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic candidate, is nothing more than a fool."
More than 1.3 million Jews live in New York, which is the largest Jewish population outside the occupied territories. Young Jews are his staunch supporters, and Mamdani has repeatedly spoken at Jewish synagogues and emphasized his commitment to supporting the city's Jewish community.
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