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0404Politics

Ben Shapiro Slams NYC Mayor's 'Antisemitic' Statement on Oct. 7

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Commentator Ben Shapiro criticized New York City Mayor Zuhairah Madani's statement commemorating the October 7th attack. Madani's statement briefly mentioned the Hamas massacre but extensively accused Israel of genocide and other atrocities. Shapiro pointed out the disproportionate focus, stating Madani dedicated 49 words to the victims and 141 words to blaming Israel. The mayor's statement also omitted details of sexual violence and child victims.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Ben Shapiro criticized NYC Mayor Zuhairah Madani's statement on the October 7th anniversary.
  • Madani's statement mentioned the Hamas attack but omitted details of sexual violence and child victims.
  • The mayor extensively accused Israel of genocide and preventing aid.
  • Shapiro highlighted the disparity between the brief mention of victims and the lengthy accusations against Israel.
  • Critics saw Madani's statement as a perfunctory acknowledgment before his usual anti-Israel messaging.
Ben Shapiro Slams NYC Mayor's 'Antisemitic' Statement on Oct. 7
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Commentator Ben Shapiro has strongly criticized New York City Mayor Zuhairah Madani for an "antisemitic" statement released on the three-year anniversary of the October 7th Hamas attack. Madani's statement acknowledged that Hamas killed over 1,100 Israelis and abducted 251 people, expressing "fake sorrow" for the loss. However, the statement notably omitted explicit mention of the sexual violence, the murder of children, or the fact that children and the elderly were among those taken hostage. The mayor then shifted to a harsh condemnation of Israel, accusing it of "genocide" in Gaza and of attacking ambulances, residential buildings, and journalists, while also alleging Israel prevented aid from entering. Critics viewed Madani's statement as a perfunctory nod to the anniversary before pivoting to his usual anti-Israel political messaging. Shapiro highlighted the disparity, tweeting, "49 words to remember the Jews murdered on October 7. 141 words about how Israel is responsible for everything and the only answer is to give more power, money, and authority to those who want to destroy Israel."

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