Zohran Mamdani’s Holocaust non-vote disqualifies him from NYC’s mayoralty

New York has seen more than its share of flawed pols over the years, but no major mayoral candidate has ever been as morally bankrupt — and antisemitic — as Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani.

No way should he be allowed anywhere near City Hall.

That’s clear after the news that Mamdani couldn’t bring himself to vote for resolutions in Albany recognizing the Holocuast and Israeli statehood.

This, in a city with more Jews than any other in the world.

The resolutions weren’t the least bit controversial — that is, for anyone with even a shred of moral sense.

In the past Mamdani has cheered similar resolutions for everything from Neurodiversity Pride Day, Juneteenth and Lunar New Year to Women’s History Month, Disabilities Awareness Day and Korean American Day.

His spokesman, Andrew Epstein, insists Mamdani backs the one on Holocaust Memorial Day too but wants to “narrow down” the number he signed.

Right. He just happened to draw the line at recognizing Nazi Germany’s murder of 6 million Jews.

In fact, he’s already made it clear how much he despises the Jewish state: On Oct. 8, 2023, the day after Jews suffered their worst horror since the Holocaust, he condemned Israel.

He vows that, as mayor, he’d arrest Benjamin Netanyahu should the Israeli leader dare set foot in New York.

No wonder ex-Rep. Jamaal Bowman — who pooh-poohed reports that Hamas raped women en masse on Oct. 7 — happily endorsed Mamdani this week.

And Mamdani happily accepted the endorsement: They’re antisemitic peas in a pod.

Set aside the rest of Mamdani’s socialist agenda, and even his support for defunding cops in 2020: The shameless Jew-hate is all you really need to know about him.

All New Yorkers should find his antisemitism and hatred of Israel utterly repulsive — and disqualifying.

When it comes time for ranked-choice voting for the Democratic nomination for mayor next month, no one should rank Mamdani at all.