Zionists have started raising concerns that his victory could
seriously impact support for Israel and its lifesaving organizations.
It is being said that Mamdani has made his agenda
unmistakably clear, he’s not just critical of Israel, he’s working to punish
anyone who supports it.
Zionists claim that among the most alarming signs is a bill
Mamdani introduced that would fine synagogues and Jewish nonprofits at
least US$ one million simply for donating to Israeli organizations like
Zaka, United Hatzalah, and the One Israel Fund.
They claim it is a direct attack on the Jewish community’s
right to give, to support, and to stand in solidarity with Israel during times
of crisis.
Zaka considers itself to be Mamdani’s targets. It claims
to be an emergency response organization that shows up when tragedy strikes -
rescuing the injured, honoring the dead, and comforting the broken.
It claims to have responded to terror attacks, disasters,
and car crashes across Israel, giving every victim the dignity they deserve and
saving as many lives as it can. “This kind of sacred work would be seen as
punishable is shocking, but it’s real”.
Even though the bill hasn’t passed, Mamdani’s actions
signal a chilling future, where political power is used to silence support for
Israel, and where organizations like Zaka could be cut off from the communities
that sustain them.