Activists sound alarm on ‘deeply troubling’ poll showing support for Mamdani’s anti-Israel messaging

A poll released this week showed New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani Under the command of the game, he also demonstrated his leadership in the messaging of Israel and Palestine.

this New York Times/Siena College Investigation – From September 2 to 6 – Discover Poll – From September 2-6 – No matter which candidate they support, New York City voters are asked: “Which of the following mayoral candidates do you think best resolves the Israeli-Palestine conflict during the campaign.”

Mamdani leads the field with a 43% lead, followed by former Gov. Andrew Cuomo at 16%, current Mayor Eric Adams at 11%, and Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa at 8%.

The poll also showed that 46% of possible voters sympathized with Palestinians, compared with 29% for Israel.

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Mamdani’s position and past comments about Israel are hot issues in race as he faces criticism from many in the Jewish community for refusing to explicitly condemn the “uprising of globalization”, supporting Israel’s economic boycott, With the consultant Have an anti-Israel view, a Social Media Posts Last year, critics were talking about ridicule of Jews.

Human rights attorney Brooke Goldstein told Fox News Digital the term “Israel-Palestinian conflict” itself “wrong name” and called the poll results “deeply disturbing.”

“In fact, his record is clear: He is an anti-Israel militant, a relative sympathizer in the lawsuit, running for the office, undermining the representative of the country,” Goldstein said.

“The fact that this has even become a campaign issue reflects the level of poisoning of our political system. Foreign agendas and bloody ideologies have penetrated into our politics, shaping them in hatred.”

“From K-12 to college, our education system is radicalizing students at an alarming rate. If we don’t take this seriously, if numbers like Mr. Mamdani are raised to the office, the consequences for the future of the United States will be terrible.”

A spokesperson for the suspension scholar also told Fox News that the poll results were “disturbing” and “emphasized the growing hostility towards Israel we see in New York”, adding that Mandani’s victory would be “disastrous” to the city.

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“So many New Yorkers see Mamdani as the best voice in Israel and Palestine, which shows how profound anti-Semitism has taken root in the city,” a spokesman told Fox News Digital.

“His rise is not about thoughtful policies, but about normalization of anti-Semitism through extremist groups such as the Red and Green Alliance. New Yorkers should gain leadership to unite, rather than replace Israel and incite violence against American Jews.”

In addition to his position on Israel, Mandani has also been severely criticized for his crimes, as he used to call for the return of police and hostile comments to the New York Police Department.

Mamdani said while most likely New York City voters say crime and security are their biggest concerns, when asked who supports it, 30% of people, which candidate will do the “best” job in crime.

After Cuomo it was 29%, Sliwa it was 23%, and Adams made 15%. Polls show that the frontal game between Cuomo and Mandani will significantly reduce Mandani’s lead to four points.

Rafael Mangual, a senior researcher and research director at the Manhattan Institute for policing and public safety studies, told Fox News Digital Mamdani’s numbers in the category were due to three opponents in the game.

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“I read that this is 70% of people don’t trust his crime,” said Mangual. “The problem is that people who are skeptical about Mamdani’s approach to public safety are divided among the three candidates.”

Overall, the survey found that about the match “the match held today” who people will support, 46% of New York City voters chose Mamdani, while only 24% chose Cuomo.

Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa scored just 15%, while current mayor Eric Adams Just made 9%.

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“New York City doesn’t sell. Donald Trump and the down-to-ground planning of Billionaire Courses is exactly what the New Yorkers see Zohran Mamdani as the only candidate who will work to make the country’s most expensive cities more affordable,” Mamdani campaign spokesman Dora Pekec said in a statement.

“Our campaign is busy building a campaign that puts workers first – mobilizing thousands of people to participate in the democratic process and fighting for a new kind of politics,” Pekec added.

Alex Nitzberg of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.