As the world pauses to mark the grim anniversary of the October 7 massacre in Israel, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani chose the moment not for solemn remembrance, but for another display of hostility toward the Jewish state.
According to Gateway Pundit, the third anniversary of the deadliest assault on Jews since World War II and the Holocaust passed without Mamdani offering an unqualified tribute to the victims. Instead, his public message folded perfunctory references to Hamas atrocities into a broader anti-Israel narrative that echoed the talking points of the radical left.
The facts of that day remain stark and undeniable: Hamas intentionally plotted to attack and murder innocent teens and young adults at a dance party in the desert. They stormed neighborhoods and murdered entire families, turning quiet communities into killing fields in a matter of hours.
The terrorists held over 240 hostages who were subjected to horrific conditions and treatment, using civilians as bargaining chips in a campaign of terror. They used rape as a tool of war, a barbaric tactic that underscores the moral depravity of the attackers.
The Gateway Pundit reported on the admission of a captured Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist that his team raped Israeli women during the attacks. Further corroboration came as evidence of the use of rape by Hamas terrorists as a tool of war has been collected by Lahav 433, Israels top national police unit.
The New York Times published a lengthy report after a two-month-long investigation into the sexual violence and brutality Israeli women faced at the hands of Hamas terrorists. Yet, as critics note, in his post, all the evil Hamas committed gets three short sentences, while his propaganda about Gaza, by contrast, fills the majority of the post.
Mamdani wrote: No one should be surprised. That sentiment rings especially troubling given that the Mayors wife, Rama Duwaji, publicly liked Instagram posts just hours after the murderous attacks that celebrated the attacks and expressed anti-Israel rhetoric, raising deeper questions about the ideological currents shaping New Yorks progressive political class.
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