CRAVEN COWARDS: Mainstream Jewish Groups Shy Away From Scrutinizing Mamdani

Just like the German Jews that licked the boots of the Nazis thinking they would be spared:

Chilling: Nazi Party representatives attend 1933 Berlin Jewish Community Charity Drive gathering

The mainstream Jewish groups in the United States are utterly and completely useless. They wont mobilize Jewish voters in New York City to reject the virulent anti-Semite Zohran Mamdani. A man who if elected mayor of New York City would represent a profound danger to New York City’s Jewish population. Instead, America’s Jewish groups shamefully send $1 million to Gaza, and condemn members of the Israeli government who rightfully reject a ‘Palestinian’ terror state in the heart of Israel.

The institutions whose responsibilities include safeguarding Jewish interests are squandering what should amount to a pivotal era in securing the future of Jews in America.

My Op-Ed in @JNS_org. https://t.co/4UiLZFIQTr

— Irit Mizrahi Tratt (@Irit_Tratt) August 14, 2025

Mainstream Jewish groups shy away from scrutinizing Mamdani https://t.co/VIfMcSuZCM via @JNS_org

— David M Friedman (@DavidM_Friedman) August 15, 2025

Staten Island is not Park Slope. Its residents reflect the overwhelming majority of New Yorkers who reject Mamdani and his anti-American and antisemitic lunacy. https://t.co/27FVckUeIW

— Irit Mizrahi Tratt (@Irit_Tratt) August 14, 2025

Mainstream Jewish groups shy away from scrutinizing Mamdani

If the mayoral candidate wins, antisemites in New York may have free rein to harass, intimidate and attack Jewish communities with few consequences.

By JNS, August 14th, 2025

Nearly two months have passed since Zohran Mamdani won the Democratic Party’s mayoral primary in New York City. While America’s major Jewish groups underestimated the 33-year-old candidate’s rising popularity before the June primary, their restrained criticism of the anti-Israel ideologue ahead of November’s general election suggests that some of our nation’s most prominent Jewish institutions are absorbing his presumptive mayorship with unspoken acceptance.