The radical left's true colors are showing once again. While New York City Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani was busy playing politician and publicly condemning those who would 'make light' of the October 7 Hamas terror attack, his own wife was doing something far worse behind the scenes.
According to explosive new reporting, Mamdani's wife was actively liking social media posts thatcelebratedthe Hamas massacre that left over 1,200 innocent Israelis dead, including women, children, and elderly civilians brutally murdered in their homes.
Think about the stunning hypocrisy here, folks. Mamdani, a Democratic Socialist who represents parts of Queens, had the audacity to lecture others about being insensitive regarding October 7 while his own household was cheering on the terrorists who carried out these unspeakable atrocities.
This isn't just about one politician's family – it's a window into the soul of the radical left that has infected our political system. These are the same people who claim to champion human rights and social justice, yet when Jewish families are slaughtered in their sleep, they can't help but hit the 'like' button.
The timing makes this even more sickening. As Hamas terrorists were still crossing the border and hunting down civilians, as families were being burned alive and children were being kidnapped, progressive activists were already celebrating online. And Mamdani's wife was right there with them.
This is what we're dealing with in places like New York City, where socialist politicians like Mamdani get elected by promising to fight for the oppressed while their own families cheer on the oppressors. It's the same upside-down morality that has infected our entire political discourse.
How can any Jewish New Yorker feel safe knowing that their elected representatives' families are secretly rooting for Hamas? How can we trust anything these people say about peace, justice, or human rights?
Award-winning journalist covering breaking news, politics & culture for Next News Network.
Source: Next News Network
