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Jew-hate will keep rising in NYC until Mamdani stops enabling it

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The tide of Jew-hate in New York climbs ever higher — and will continue to rise until Mayor Mamdani and his fellow Democrats stop enabling it.

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What happened

The tide of Jew-hate in New York climbs ever higher — and will continue to rise until Mayor Mamdani and his fellow Democrats stop enabling it.

Why it matters

The latest ugly high-profile incident: A nurse, Jennifer Koonings, launched an antisemitic tirade against a group of Israeli tourists in Times Square, accusing them of slaughtering children and saying, “We don’t want you here, terrorists.” This reflects,…

Common ground

And, second, progressive entitlement: Kooning believes she has the right to scream filth at any Israeli she meets.

Perspective signals

No major persuasion pattern has been attached yet, so the source, headline, and evidence should carry most of the weight for readers.

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“A nurse, Jennifer Koonings, launched an antisemitic tirade against a group of Israeli tourists in Times Square, accusing them of slaughtering children and saying, 'We don’t want you here, terrorists.'”
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“Koonings posted her antisemitic remarks on Instagram and received almost 140,000 likes.”
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“Jakhi McCray admitted to torching 11 NYPD vehicles in June 2023, which he framed as a blow for his anti-Israel cause.”
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“The FBI released a notebook indicating that Emir Balat and Ibrahim Kayuni, arrested for attempting to bomb pro-Israel demonstrators in front of Gracie Mansion, also considered a truck attack targeting at least 60 people.”
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“Mayor Eric Adams made a 2023 statement: 'We have to make clear that when the boot of the NYPD is on your neck, it’s been laced by the IDF' due to some NYPD officers receiving training from Israelis.”
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“Mayor Eric Adams attempted to obscure the Islamist politics of ISIS-inspired individuals Emir Balat and Ibrahim Kayuni, and created a fake excuse for the perpetrators of the Upper East Side synagogue siege before his tenure.”
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“Jennifer Koonings, Jakhi McCray, Emir Balat, and Ibrahim Kayuni are the beginning of a rising wave of antisemitism enabled by Mayor Eric Adams, Rep. Rashida Tlaib, and AOC.”
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