Nah, you lost your argument with the dog whistles.

Let's just forget about the rampant systemic antisemitism that existed for more than a 1000 years in Europe and culminated with the Holocaust, right ?

And the insanely antisemitic take that Jewish people is "the most powerful ethnic group". What the fuck ...

The only Jewish people with any meaningful power are Israeli Zionists, and those outside of Israel that Israel supports because they serve the Zionist cause...

And Israels power is entirely given to them by the US. Its not truly their power, it was given to them by us, a massive global superpower, because it enables us to use them as the shield and attack dog of our imperialist interests in the most oil rich region of the world (that hates our guts because of all the imperialism) 😅

And like with all our allies, we do not care about them and would immediately discard them were it be more in our interest than continuing support

You are correct that Jewish people aren't currently facing any systemic oppression (which is good), but that is also not the only kind of oppression that exists. Given that mamdani has many Jewish constituents who are anxious about rising animosity towards Jewish people and the state that has worked very hard to make itself a surrogate for Judaism and a symbol of all Jewish people (to protect their ethno-nationalist political project built on genocide), he is right to make sure he is attending carefully to the difference between antisemitism and anti-zionism. His power to do anything as an elected official depends on buy-in, he needs his constituents.

He is not right to sacrifice anti-zionist issues like rejecting land auctions in service of southing peoples anxieties about antisemitism. That's wrong, and hes wrong for it.

There is no systematic anti semitism against them as it is in case of blacks for example.

There's (AFAIK) no systemic racism, but they're still about eight seven times* more likely to be the victims of (reported) hate crimes than non-Jews, so clearly something is going on here.

*From the article:

noting that Jewish people make up only 12% of the city’s population but are the victims of around half the city’s reported hate crimes.

Taking that "around half" to be exactly 50% you get 12% of the city being targeted by hate crimes than the other 88%, meaning that our number of hate crimes per capita for Jews (H*0.5/0.12 for H hate crimes per capita) is about more than eight seven times more than that for non-Jews (H*0.5/0.88).