Zohran Mamdani is a Muslim who shares the same ideology as those who carried out the 9/11 attacks. He has refused to condemn antisemitism; he has refused to agree that Israel as a right to exist as a Jewish state; he endorses the chant “from the river to the sea/Palestine will be free,” which, properly understood, is a call for the destruction of the Jewish state and its replacement by a 23rd Arab state; he believes, as Muhammad said, that “Islam is to dominate and not to be dominated.” He has appointed Ramzi Kassem, a defender of terrorists, to be New York City’s chief counsel. He has praised the Brooklyn Imam Siraj Wahhaj, who was named as an unindicted co-conspirator in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. For all of these reasons, family members of those killed on 9/11 have begun a petition calling for Mamdani to be excluded from participating in the memorial events marking the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
More on this petition, which already has 5,000 signatures, can be found here: “Families of 9/11 victims launch petition to bar Zohran Mamdani from 25th anniversary memorial,” by Mathilda Heller, Jerusalem Post, July 26, 2026:
Family members of those murdered on 9/11 have launched a petition calling for New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to be excluded from the 25th-year memorial events on account of his association with extremism and refusal to condemn antisemitism.
The petition was launched by Florida relator Giovanni Galante, whose girlfriend was among those killed by al-Qaeda terrorists on 11 September, 2001. It has now gathered over 5,000 signatures.
The petition says that concerns have been raised about Mamdani’s public positions, associations, and responses to rhetoric that many perceive as hostile to shared American values.
These positions include a perceived reluctance to “clearly and unequivocally condemn phrases such as ‘globalize the intifada,’ which many interpret as endorsing or normalizing violence,” the petition reads.
It also cited Mamdani’s support for, or associations with, individuals whose public statements or records are viewed by family members as dismissive of American institutions or insufficiently critical of extremist ideologies….
If the petition attracts still more signatures, will those in charge of the commemoration events refrain from inviting, or if an invitation has already gone out, disinviting Mayor Mamdani, to the ceremony? But if he nonetheless has the indecency to show up, as he probably will, let him be greeted with boos and catcalls to “get out” from those outraged relatives, and may every television station show that spectacle, where those who know all too well what the ideology of Islam, to which he subscribes, can lead to, publicly shame Zohran Mamdani.
somehistory says
I have no family/relative….of which I am aware…who died in the terror attacks by those who embrace the same ideas and demands embraced by the terror-supporting mayor. But, I would still object to his presence at the memorial and remembrance
He shouldn’t be there…sent home to Africa would be better than even being in the city.
Walter Sieruk says
The surviving family members of the people who had been murdered by Muslim terrorists on September 11th 2001 are right and justified by having a petition to ban that Muslim mayor Zohan Mamdani from being present at the 25th anniversary memorial events.
For Mamdani is fond of death –inflection jihad terrorism as observed by his favorable view those murderous affronts committed by the jihadists of Hamas of 10/7/.
Looking at look had his jihad likeminded friend that other Muslim Politician Ilan Omar who was so callous as that say that those 9/11 terrorists attacks happened because “some people did something”
Even worse an imam called those terrorist death attack on 9/11 a “comedy show.”
In addition, on the day of September 9 2016 some man I know who works as a security guard at a public place told me a Muslim actually had the nerve to walk over to him and said to him two Muslim “Jokes” about 9/11. As if it was a funny subject. It’s wrong to even try to “joke” about 9/11. Talk about bad “jokes” those two are the very much worst of all.
The first, was “What is the difference between September 11, 20001 and a cow?” answer “You don’t keep milking a cow after fifteen years.” Not only is that “joke” awful but those Muslims trying to be funny by say that cruel thing do have some gall because they have no room to talk . For they are still are “milking” the topic of the crusades and the crusades have been over for well more than seven hundred years. What gall they have!
The second, “Muslim “joke” about 9/11 is “On September 11, 2001 the people trapped on the upper floors of the WTC had ordered their pizza sent to them two plane.” To say that such “humor” is terrible is an understatement. Furthermore, those Muslim who say those “jokes” are really only exposing their own sick, vicious, callous and heartless Islamic mindset.”
STJOHNOFGRAFTON says
Keep Mamdani out. He’ll polute the pathos with his schadenfreud.
Picky Precision says
“The petition was launched by Florida relator ” — REALTOR
Elisha Audu says
What came over New Yorkers to elect a known jihadis as mayor? There should be no surprise for what he says and does.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Well, the NYC demographic has changed over the 25 years. Most of those people affected by it died due to 9/11 related illnesses, and then, in 2020, Covid-19 took its toll. Also, under Comrade Bill de Blassio, any New Yorker who could flee the state for Florida or other places did, leaving behind people who are largely immigrants or immediate descendants of them, who have little fealty to this country
They may have voted Mamdani in, but that by no means implies that he should be allowed to sully such a solemn occasion
commonsense says
Exactly, Infidel. Our immigration vetting and current criteria for admission to our country and granting of citizenship here are a grotesque joke.
Huh?!? says
This man should not be allowed to attend. The reasons are obvious.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
He absolutely must be excluded. It’s a disgrace that NYC has a jihadist as mayor on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, but regardless of NYC voters, there is no reason that the 9/11 families need to tolerate this bum in their midst on such a solemn anniversary
Instead, Mamdani can go to his mosque and commemorate the deaths of Mohammed Atta and the other 18 hijackers
Voltaic says
“Zohran Mamdani is a Muslim who shares the same ideology as those who carried out the 9/11 attacks.”
There was another “Day of infamy” when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor on the 7th of December 1941.
Consider the year 1966 and a Japanese national has become an American citizen and is running to be the Mayor of New York. He curses the American people for what he says are cruelties inflicted upon the innocent Japanese. He gets elected.
No, that didn’t happen because it couldn’t happen, it was unthinkable.
But look at America now -just another foreign country, a weird place that makes no sense to the rest of us.
Mamdani -another hater hoist to a high place, speaking treachery and treason all be it with a smarmy adolescent face affixed with a toy-store beard.
Mamdani was confident of something. He must have realised that all the Americans have died. He saw that the lights were on but there was nobody home. Roundly 250 years after the Americans turned on their British cousins, those strange creatures who live their now welcome with open arms a monstrous religion -and it’s not Godzilla, but a grotesque Emir Kong which is scaling up the Empire State building to cheers of Alahu Akbar!