A City Turning on Its Own
This isn’t just a protest; it’s a sickening spectacle planned for Wednesday. Radicals are organizing parades to glorify the monsters who slaughtered 1,200 Israelis on Oct. 7, 2023. We are watching a group of people who want to turn the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust into a party. It hits you like a sledgehammer when you realize these folks aren’t just angry; they are celebrating the rape, murder, and mutilation of civilians.
These groups call themselves “anti-Zionists,” but they are really Nazi wannabes hunting for their next Hitler. They aren’t hiding their hatred anymore. They are putting it on flyers and banners for a third-anniversary rally right here in Gotham. The message is clear: they want to praise the butchers who dragged hostages into Gaza while Palestinian crowds cheered on the bloodlust.
The Facts from the Front Lines
According to reporting by Michael Goodwin in the New York Post, groups are explicitly planning to mark this date with rallies in New York and cities worldwide. Their goal is to make Oct. 7 an international day of “joyful celebration” for the Hamas terrorists who attacked Israel. The sources reveal that flyers for these events carry the slogan, “Glory to the martyrs, victory to the resistance.”
A figure donning a keffiyeh alongside an inverted triangle, frequently employed to represent Hamas, appears in certain of these materials. The reporting notes that these images appear “above a crowd waving Palestinian flags and holding” signs that mock the victims. This isn’t about policy; it’s about cheering for the slaughter of women and children. The facts show that three years after the massacre, the gloves are off, and Jew hatred has become a trendy pastime in Hollywood and on our streets.
While this festering hate brews, New York City’s leadership is failing to protect its Jewish population. The New York Post reports that Mayor Zohran Mamdani is accused of entertaining Holocaust deniers and 10/7 sympathizers. The mayor is accused by critics of pushing for the detention of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu while keeping staff members who harbor contempt for Jews. One teacher in Brooklyn, Damien Neva, was even caught celebrating Yahya Al-Sinwar, the mastermind of the Jewish slaughter, in a group chat.
Where Is the Leadership?
Let’s be real: this is a crisis of leadership and common sense. When you have a mayor who seems more interested in siding with terror apologists than protecting his constituents, the message to the community is that they are on their own. According to The New York Post articles, Mayor Mamdani’s assertion of backing the Palestinian people lacks value since it results in inaction and yielding to Zionist pressure. That quote cuts deep because it exposes the hypocrisy of a leader who won’t condemn the hate festering under his nose.
We are seeing a city where public school teachers can celebrate the man who ordered the rape and murder of our neighbors, and where the mayor seems to welcome the people who do it. This isn’t just “free speech” for the sake of argument; it’s an invitation to violence. The “anti-Zionist” label is a shield for people who want to eliminate the Jewish state, and they are using our streets as their stage. If we don’t call this out, we are complicit in the erosion of safety for every Jewish family in this town.
The silence from City Hall is deafening. While radicals plan to wave Hamas flags and chant for victory over the resistance, the administration seems paralyzed. They claim to stand with the Palestinian people, but they are failing to stand up for the basic human right of New Yorkers to walk the streets without fear of being targeted for their faith. This is a betrayal of the social contract that holds a city together.
Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026, is the date these radicals have chosen to turn their hate into a parade. The question for every New Yorker is whether the city will let them glorify the horrors of the past or if the police and the mayor will finally step in to stop it. The sources make it clear that the organizers are ready to go, and the clock is ticking. If the administration doesn’t act to protect the 1,200 dead and the hostages still in Gaza, they are choosing a side. And that side is not New York.
This is opinion and commentary from the RapForMayor team.
