To be clear, unequivocal, and on the record: I believe Zohran Mamdani poses a danger to the New York Jewish community, Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove of the Conservative Upper East Side Park Avenue Synagogue said in a sermon last weekend, a line endorsed by more than 1,000 American rabbis and echoed in the op-ed pages of some of the US's biggest papers.
New York can't be Europe, folks. I don't know what is wrong with people. You see what's playing out in other countries because countries because of Islamic extremism. Not Muslims let's not mix this up but those Islamic extremisms that are burning churches in Nigeria, that are destroying communities in Germany, that have taken over the logical thinkings and that is what I am fighting for. I am fighting for the family of New York.
Kabab King is a small spot located at the intersection of Broadway, 73rd Street, and 37th Road in Queens' Jackson Heights neighborhood that serves a mixture of Indian and Pakistani dishes. In the interview, Mamdani says his favorite thing to grab from the local spot is the classic Indian dish biryani, which is layered and spiced rice with meat and vegetables, with Kabab King offering both chicken and goat options.
A lot of people are saying if you're in New York, the place to go for solace and peace and the chance- and promise has been Florida. The numbers don't lie. What has his candidacy since he won the nomination, two weeks away from the election, what has it done for Florida real estate? Kilmeade asked.
I believe Zohran Mamdani poses a danger to the security of the New York Jewish community, Rabbi Cosgrove said. Mamdani's refusal to condemn insightful slogans like globalize the intifada,' his denial of Israel's legitmacy as a Jewish state, his calls to arrest Israel's prime minister should he enter New York, and his thrice-repeated accusation of genocide in Thursday's debate. For these and so many other statements past, present, and unrepentant, he is a danger to the Jewish body politic of New York City.
Donald Trump is smart. He picks the fights that he knows he can win. You fight with me, you fight with New York, that's going to be ugly. He'll probably win because he's the president, but he's going to know that he was in a fight.
Among the numerous things that make someone qualified to become the mayor of a city like New York is an appreciation for its great cuisine, and while former Mayor Bill De Blasio has defended the sanctity of New York pizza when he needed, Mamdani has always been one to highlight his relationship with the food of NYC throughout his political career.
But in 2025, Walsh said, leftists not only want you to tolerate their positions or beliefs on topics like trans rights the next steps are affirmation, celebration, [and] participation. The podcaster said you can count him out on participating in anything Islam-related. You know what, I'm not even going to tolerate this. I am actively opposed to this. I think it's bad. I don't want it in my community, and I don't want it in my country, Walsh said.
