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Antisemitism in the Big Apple has reached a boiling point, leading Karol Markowicz to ask, "How much more are Jews in New York City expected to take?"; Hamas terrorists have reportedly used female hostages as slaves; and a get-out-the-vote drive clearly meant to topple anti-Israel Squad member Rep. Jamaal Bowman in New York's June 25 primary is showing early dividends. Adam Brodsky
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"How much more are Jews in New York City expected to take?" fumes Karol Markowicz after a seemingly never-ending stream of outrageous antisemitic attacks. "I've been writing in these pages about the growing antisemitism in New York for years," but "this is the worst it has ever been." Markowicz cites the "Long live October 7th" protest at the Nova Music Festival Exhibition on Wall Street, the targeted vandalism of homes of the Brooklyn Museum's top Jewish officials and City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams' push for a cease-fire resolution that would fan the flames of Jew-hatred and violence with the "the lie that Israel is committing genocide." Not to mention the Nazi-like mob that asked Zionists aboard a subway car to raise their hands, warning this was their last chance to get off. (And that's just this week.) Mayor Adams has sought to head off criticism "that Jews have largely been left exposed," arguing claims police are not doing enough aren't helpful. "We can't turn on each other," he says. But what would Adams do "if he were on that subway without a security detail? Would he raise his hand as a Zionist? What does he advise his city's Jews do? It's not turning on each other to demand more than words." Read more |
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Hamas terrorists aren't just war criminals but brutal misogynists with the moral values of medieval thugs. That was clear from their countless rapes and mutilations of Jews on Oct. 7. But a report that they've used female hostages as slaves to serve terrorists in luxury villas adds a sick new twist. Female hostages "cleaned the yard, did dishes and prepared food that they were not allowed to eat," per the report. It's based on information from one of the rescued hostages, Noa Argamani. Last month, a video showed five female captives held by terrorists discussing plans to impregnate them. Meanwhile, rescued hostage Andrey Kozlov reported that he and fellow captives were beaten daily and dehydrated, with blankets thrown over them on hot days — a torture method, he said, meant to leave no incriminating marks. It's beyond unfathomable that President Biden would try to stop Israel from wiping out these depraved terrorist vermin. Read more |
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A get-out-the-vote drive organized by the Orthodox Union and clearly meant to topple virulently anti-Israel Squad member Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D) in Westchester and the northern Bronx is paying early dividends in New York's June 25 Democratic primary. Among voters who requested mail-in ballots, 40% are Jewish, far outstripping their share of the electorate, reports Maury Litwack of the Teach New York Coalition. "The request for mail ballots shows high interest in the race," he adds. Voters are "not just putting it in their calendar to vote. They're voting and they're telling their friends to vote." Jews, he said, "don't feel their voices are being heard" — a dig at Bowman, who has officially climbed into bed with the rabidly antisemitic Democratic Socialists of America. Bowman backs the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement, has called Israel an apartheid state, accused it of genocide and demands it stop trying to kill terrorists. Polls show him trailing by double digits in the primary, and The Post just endorsed his opponent, Westchester Executive George Latimer. Bowman, who once pulled a fire alarm to disrupt a vote in Congress, isn't fit to hold office, let alone represent voters of any background who think Jews and Israel should be treated fairly. Read more |
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| Masks are being abused in total KKK style: AG James has a duty to reverse course — especially if she wants to keep any hope… |
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| The Stars and Stripes were nearly invisible beneath the glowing flames as the two firebirds stoically stood outside the Israeli consulate. |
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| US Secretary of State Antony Blinken condemned Hamas for refusing the UN-backed proposal, saying, "It's time for the haggling to stop and a ceasefire to… |
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| City officials on Thursday issued a "help wanted" alert, asking New Yorkers to help track down the anti-Israeli protester who terrorized passengers on a subway… |
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| While Israel believes more than 70 of the 120 hostages are still alive, Hamdan claimed he didn't know what the correct figure was. |
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| A pro-Palestinian group has shared propaganda video of demonstrators' antisemitic vandalism at the homes of the Brooklyn Museum's director and board members — and vowed… |
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| In scenes out of a spy movie, the Israelis — including women wearing hijabs — posed as wealth Gaza refugees who were displaced by the… |
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| Liberal Western democracies are turning their backs on Israel. But it's finding new allies on the political right, particularly in Europe, notes Jerusalem Post Editor-in-Chief Zvika Klein. |
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