As anti-Semitism rises in Zohran Mamdani's New York City, rabbis are pleading with the mayor to stop enabling hatred with his words.

While Trump and other Republicans see El-Sayed's victory as a boon to the GOP, some large Jewish Democrat donors aren't taking any chances.

El-Sayed enjoyed the early backing of socialists Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who both campaigned for him.

A mentally ill man was handed a light sentence, giving him freedom a week after ramming his car into a Jewish building in January.

The president appeared to bristle when co-host Ainsley Earhardt mentioned reports of what Netanyanu might say.

The poll also found that 59 percent of American Jews hold a negative view of Netanyahu, relative to 32 percent who have a favorable view.

"In short, we are fasting because of enemies like you," one of the more printable responses to Mayor Mamdani's post read.

The Pennsylvania lawmaker disclosed which issue would cause him to leave his current party. It's not out of the realm of possibility.

When examining the tactics of Antifa, you'll find a starling number of similarities with the Nazi's street thugs, the Sturmabteilung.

Establishment Democrats in New York, including James, appear alarmed by Mamdani's socialist takeover of the party.