First on Fox: NYC mayoral hopeful’s pro-BDS stance resurfaces in interview

First on the fox: An interview by the socialist mayor in New York City, Zahran Mamdani, is highlighted by limitations and sanctions against Israel, as he runs for the mayor in a city with the highest Jewish population in the United States outside Israel.

“I am very excited to be a member of DSA, specifically the New York City branch,” Mamdani told Saag Interactive in June 2021.

“Within the questionnaire when it is considered a candidate considered a candidate by the organization, you were asked about your views on BDS and I think this has also brought what is believed to be a separate issue in the field of local policy as we create a seat of candidates. We do not draw on BDS on a daily basis, but it is clear that our commitment is the absence of a number of candidates.”

Mamdani was interviewed in the clip by a journalist named Nayeb Mian, and he has a social presence committed to hostile participation of Israel, including Accusing Israel From “manufacturing anti -Semitism” and Defending the phrase “From the river to the sea.”

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Mamdani continued to talk more about BDS, which is an abbreviation of boycott, and the disposal of penalties and penalties, in the interview, saying that “the ways through which we can marry our struggle for our daily life and show our solidarity in that life, I think this is very important because they cannot all be well liked.”

“I think there is nothing very unnatural that it cannot stand against the brutality of the profession and the racist semester. Thus, as you know, if it is a shipping container, or if it is a university that funds it, the university that helped us develop weapons technology in the Israeli Defense Army, or it happened with an Israeli Ambassador, whatever it might, I think this has shown such.”

It dates back to the days of his university studies, and Mamdani expressed his support for BDS, which Watch describes as “an international campaign to nullify the State of Israel as an expression of the right of the Jewish people to self -determination by isolating the country economically by boycotting consumers, commercial withdrawal and government of investment, and legal sanctions.”

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The mayor of New York City, Zahran Mamdani, speaks shortly with journalists, leaving the Derken office building in the Senate on July 16, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Emiez)

Mamdani, who founded justice students in Palestine at the prestigious Budwin College in Main I mentioned earlier.

“It also helps to highlight the extent of the intertwining of this persecution, and the extent to which it depends on us to normalize, and say, as you know, my convictions stop at the point where it becomes uncomfortable, and we must show that this comfort does not mean anything in the face of these things, “Mamdani said in the interview.

Mamdani Mayyan told that he is working on a message “to support pre -emptive measures that we can take to stop the apartheid and hold Israel accountable.”

From the left to the right, Representative Zahran Mamdani, the candidate, the candidate, with his mother, Mira Nair, and the father, Mahmoud Mamdani, stand, where they celebrate during the election night in New York City. ((Michael M. M. Santiago/Getty Emaiz))

Mamdani continued, “My ambassador was the person who walked a lot in support and appeared in press conferences to support the Israeli state. I am a person with support from support from the Palestinian liberation. My supporter has never changed. People, and many other areas in New York City where people only wait for a green light to express this solidarity.”

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Mamdani said that it is “my job” to give these people who previously mentioned “the largest possible number of opportunities and pushing the largest possible number of other colleagues and people anywhere in power to do the same.”

“I really think we have not yet reached the ceiling of support to fight the Palestinian people for justice,” said Mamdani.

Fox News Digital continues the Mamdani campaign to comment.

Mamdani’s support for BDS from Jewish groups in New York, and his father, Mahmoud, expressed his support for BDS while sitting in the Court’s Consultative Council, which routinely called for sanctions against Israel, ”said Fox News Digital previously.

Mamdani defended his support for BDS on the Campaign’s path, including in May where he said: “My support for BDS is consistent with the essence of my politicians, which is the violent.”