‘Jews for Zohran’ Mamdani group tied to niece of lefty China-based billionaire
The niece of the China-based billionaire purportedly backing left-wing protest teams within the US spearheaded the “Jews for Zohran’” Mamdani marketing campaign — a bid to provide the Israel-bashing candidate cowl from antisemitism accusations and win over Jewish voters, The Put up discovered.
Marxist tycoon Neville “Roy” Singham‘s niece Alicia Singham Goodwin serves as political director of lefty nonprofit Jews for Racial and Financial Justice, which in January launched Jews for Zohran.
“We, like, had our personal voter file . . . and for cellphone banks that had been solely Jewish voters, and had, like, Jews speaking to Jews,” Singham Goodwin, 33, mentioned in a July 1 interview on WBAI. “We developed early on these speaking factors about antisemitism and a approach for volunteers to have interaction.”
Jews for Zohran is now working with metropolis Comptroller Brad Lander and Rep. Jerry Nadler to steer extra Jewish pols — equivalent to Sen. Chuck Schumer and Rep. Dan Goldman — to again Mamdani for mayor.
Former Queens Democratic Metropolis Councilman Rory Lancman referred to as the trouble “scary” given Mamdani’s protection of the “globalize the Intifada” slogan.
“The demonization of Israel results in the demonization of Jews who help Israel, which is overwhelmingly nearly all of Jews within the U.S.,” Lancman advised The Put up. “Receiving the endorsement of Jewish elected officers represents a normalization of the demonization of Israel and the demonization of Jews that naturally flows from that.”
Singham Goodwin’s mother is Roy Singham’s sister, Shanti Singham, who has her personal Chinese language ties: a division chair at state-controlled East China Regular College in Shanghai, she’s promoted the nation’s Confucius Institutes in Africa.
Singham Goodwin’s father, Daniel Goodwin, was longtime counsel and an government at Roy Singham’s software program agency Thoughtworks. The couple donated $4,200 to Mamdani’s marketing campaign and tremendous PAC from their luxurious penthouse in Morningside Heights.
A pacesetter within the NYC Democratic Socialists of America, Singham Goodwin’s social media exhibits her posing with Mamdani and along with her uncle’s spouse Jodie Evans, founding father of the Singham-funded leftist group CodePink.
For the reason that $785 million sale of Thoughtworks in 2017, Roy Singham has put in himself in Shanghai and bankrolled teams pushing Beijing’s agenda. Home Republicans have sought to query him over potential ties to teams concerned in latest protests towards immigration enforcement in Los Angeles.
Neither Singham returned requests for remark.
