Anti-Semitism Skyrocketing Under Mamdani-Irit Tratt/Talkline With Zev Brenner

Peloni:  While watching this video, take note of how the Mamdani’s Jew Hatred policies are being strengthened by the very Democratic Party leaders and members who should be a moderating source for his Jew Hatred.  Instead, the Jew Hatred policies in NYC, governing over the largest community of Jews in America, are gaining support.  As noted in the interview below, the Jewish community is not focusing their influence via their voting practices to support and protect themselves from Mamdani and his growing list of political acolytes.  The strength of every democracy is in the will of the people being used to represent the interests of the people.  With the growing strength in the Muslim communities in America, the need for Jews to stand as an electoral firewall against this rising threat is more necessary than ever.  As I have often noted, people living in democratic nations should vote as if their lives and the lives of their loved ones are on the ballot, because they are.  In no other instance is this more true than in NYC, but in America, this trend is not isolated to NYC, unfortunately.

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June 13, 2026 | 2 Comments »

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  2. AI Overview +11 “I decide who is a Jew” (“Wer ein Jude ist, bestimme ich”) is a notorious quote from Karl Lueger, the populist, anti-Semitic mayor of Vienna from 1897 to 1910. He frequently used the phrase to justify having Jewish friends and associates, acting as the sole arbiter of who was considered “acceptable”.Historical ContextOpportunistic Hatred: Lueger used anti-Semitism as a political tool to appeal to the struggling lower-middle class, blending religious, cultural, and economic prejudices. However, his brand of hatred was largely pragmatic; he openly associated with Jewish individuals and did business with them if it served his political or municipal goals.Influence on Hitler: During his formative years in Vienna, a youthful Adolf Hitler idolized Lueger. Hitler praised Lueger’s political strategies and charisma in Mein Kampf, though the Nazi leader took this rhetoric to the far more extreme and deadly level of racial, eugenic anti-Semitism.Legacy and Renaming: While Lueger is credited with modernizing Vienna’s infrastructure (like its transport and water systems), his legacy remains heavily contested. Because of his anti-Semitic incitement, the city of Vienna renamed a prominent boulevard formerly known as the Karl Lueger-Ring to Universitätsring to distance the city from his toxic legacy.Primary Sources and Further ReadingTo explore the historical documents and deeper analysis of Lueger’s quotes and policies, you can refer to authoritative historical databases:The National WWII Museum: Read about the evolution of anti-Semitic thought in The National WWII Museum’s Overview of the Nuremberg Laws.Der Erste Weltkrieg: Review the Habsburg Empire’s historical analysis of Karl Lueger’s Politics.World Jewish Congress: Learn more about the controversies surrounding Vienna’s Boulevard Renaming to remove his name from public monuments.