Abdul el-Sayed courted a sex offender for campaign support

Daniel Greenfield points to more chilling news about how Muslim politician Abdul el-Sayed sought the support of a sex offender:

“We need your voice,” Abdul El-Sayed told a sex offender who had been sentenced to prison for sexually soliciting what he thought was a 14-year-old girl online and then for “distributing child sexually abusive material and multiple counts of accosting children for immoral purposes.”

The sex offender had reinvented himself as an activist against incarceration and claimed that he had suffered, “I was only allowed to have the type of phone without a browser, and several times had my phone confiscated” and argued that the answer “is to address the root causes of crime… address the real problems… like education, lack of economic opportunity.”

“I hope that you’ll run, and I hope that when you do, you’ll find me out and let me have the opportunity to support,” Abdul El-Sayed endorsed his political activism. “We need your voice, folks who are affected by the experiences that you’ve had uniquely need your voice.”

One of the sex offender’s alleged former victims, said that he had “solicited me as a minor” and that he had “worked with Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed” and together with other politicians made it possible to expunge criminal sexual conduct in the fourth degree and “removing rape from 17-24 year old’s permanent record.” The anonymous victim posted that “Abdul helped lead the decarceration movement. He was the president of the non-profit Michigan United.”

Abdul El-Sayed had served as the president of Michigan United aka the Michigan Organizing Project as part of a board with a number of Muslim figures including Aamina Ahmed of AAPI Rising, appointed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to head Protect Michigan, Senegalese immigrant activist Fatou-Seydi Sarr and Dearborn Magistrate Judge Rula Aoun. One of the organization’s missions was combating ‘mass incarceration’ and it was part of the Michigan Justice Advocacy coalition alongside Safe & Just Michigan where the sex offender worked as a lobbyist and argued for keeping sex offender registries secret and for allowing them to live near schools.

Michigan has one of the largest sex offender lists in the country making the threat worse.

It wouldn't be shocking if followers of the Religion of Peace comprised a considerable number of the violators. This is another example of how it'll be horrible if el-Sayed wins the election.

Zohran Mamdani outraged 911 Families by handing commemoration pen to terrorist supporter

NYC's Muslim mayor continues to repulse victims of jihadism by resorting to tactics that could be thought of as under-the-table, but are obscene regardless:

New York City’s mayor turned a solemn 9/11 commemoration into a firestorm by steering the signing pen toward an aide who once defended an al-Qaeda operative.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani gathered administration officials at City Hall on Friday to sign two executive orders ahead of the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, according to the New York Post. One order designates the date a citywide Day of Remembrance and Service, while the second strengthens the city’s emergency preparedness and continuity plans, VINnews reported.

Mamdani gave the ceremonial pen to NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch and quietly asked, “Can you pass this?” according to the Post. Tisch then handed it to chief counsel Ramzi Kassem, who had slipped into the press conference near its end, before she became the first official to leave the room.

Was she in on this? She certainly didn't give any better an impression of herself with the "request" she fulfilled.

Kassem previously represented Ahmed al-Darbi, who pleaded guilty to war-crime charges linked to al-Qaeda maritime plots, including the 2002 bombing of a French oil tanker off Yemen, Fox News reported. Al-Darbi was held at Guantánamo Bay, and his sister married Khalid al-Mihdhar, one of the hijackers aboard American Airlines Flight 77, which struck the Pentagon and killed 184 people.

Relatives of those killed in the attacks condemned the gesture. “How can you defend a guy like that who wants to do Americans or any innocent person harm?” said Dennis Warchola, whose firefighter brother died in the North Tower, the Post reported. Joyce Cohen Day, whose mother died in the South Tower, told the Washington Times that Mamdani deliberately gave a pen “to an al Qaeda lawyer.”

Here's more about Zohran Mamdani's abominable maneuver:

The Post explains that Al-Darbi “was sent to Guantánamo Bay after he was convicted of terrorism in the 2002 bombing of a French oil tanker in the Middle East — part of an al Qaeda plot to attack the global oil trade after 9/11. His sister married Khalid al-Mihdhar, one of the 9/11 hijackers of the plane that crashed into the Pentagon.”

Now, everyone has a right to fair trial, and to counsel to help him get through that trial. But in our age, men of principle are at a premium, and in high-profile cases such as those involving 9/11, the defense attorneys have all too often been people who are sympathetic to their clients and share much, if not all, of their point of view.

Further evidence of Ramzi Kassem’s point of view was the fact that he “founded a legal clinic at CUNY that offers free legal representation to Muslims, also defended Mahmoud Khalil, a leader of the pro-Palestinian encampment at Columbia who was detained by ICE.” At Columbia, the pro-Hamas group with which Khalil worked has proclaimed “Death to America.”

Thus the passing of the pen to Ramzi Kassem could even be seen as a quiet victory lap for the 9/11 jihadis, and that is exactly how many New Yorkers saw it. Dennis Warchola, whose brother was a firefighter who was killed trying to rescue people in one of the Twin Towers on that fateful day, put it succinctly: “It’s bulls**t.” He added: “How can you defend a guy like that who wants to do Americans or any innocent person harm?” Exactly.

Councilmember Joann Ariola (R-Queens) was likewise right on the money when she said that Mamdani’s passing of the pen to Kassem was “breathtakingly tone-deaf and disrespectful.” Of the signing of the executive orders, she said: “This proves that this was nothing but a performance to get headlines, and it shows exactly where his loyalties truly lie. The families who lost loved ones on 9/11 have every right to be outraged. On the 25th anniversary, City Hall should be honoring their sacrifice with dignity, not forcing those families to endure yet another insult.”

Another Councilmember Vicki Paladino (R-Queens), a vociferous critic of Mamdani, said: “Ramzi Kassem said he was inspired by 9/11 — not to join the fight against terrorism, but to defend the terrorists themselves. He doesn’t even belong in this country, much less in our government.”

Even a Democrat, former political consultant David Sivella, stated: “His participation in anything related to 9/11 is an insult to every New Yorker who survived that day, and indeed all Americans. But I suspect that’s the point. Was it deliberate on your part to give your Muslim base a hint that this is all BS to pacify other New Yorkers?”

The worst part is that there's a whole voter base of Mamdani's who aren't Muslims who, for all we know, may be okay with his atrocity. After all, they voted for him despite his calls for "globalizing the intifada". One more reason I can't stand NYC at this point, and would rather not visit there at all. This incident is utterly repulsive, and the worst part is that Mamdani's bound to attend the 911 Memorial in complete disregard of the victims and their families.

"Gays for Gaza" activist was murdered by Muslim migrant in Arizona

A left-wing gay photographer fell victim to the very ideology practiced by the "community" he sided with:

A Gambian immigrant fatally shot two men in the parking lot of the Tucson gay bar Monday before killing himself, in what police have confirmed was a premeditated hate crime targeting the homosexual community.

Tucson police say Ousman Ceesay, 44, opened fire on Vincent Anthony Siqueiros, 42, and Cameron Davis Capara, 33, around 12:30 a.m. outside Venture-N, a longtime gay bar near the University of Arizona campus, NBC News reported. Both victims died at the scene. Ceesay turned a 9mm handgun on himself and later died at a hospital.

Investigators said Ceesay had no known connection to either victim and had only recently relocated to Tucson from Oklahoma City. He was carrying a written list of other LGBT-associated businesses in the area, though surveillance footage reviewed by detectives showed he never attempted to enter Venture-N itself during the attack.

A search of Ceesay’s home turned up a separate note that police say confirmed he acted alone and that the shooting was deliberately aimed at the gay community, the outlet reported. Tucson Police Chief Monica Prieto called the killings “especially heinous” and said bias-motivated violence has no place in the city. Officers have since mad[e] contact with every business named on Ceesay’s list and increased patrols nearby, though authorities say there is no known ongoing threat.

Ceesay had no criminal record in Pima County and was legally permitted to own firearms, police said.

According to his cousin, interviewed by the Arizona Daily Star, he had worked as an Uber driver and was a practicing Muslim who prayed five times daily. Ceesay and his wife filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in 2018 after accruing more than $76,000 in debt, and that the couple faced eviction over unpaid rent as recently as last year.

Capara, a photographer, had spent years documenting the gay scene, campus life, and pro-Palestinian demonstrations and anti-ICE rallies around Tucson. His father, Jeff Capara, separately told the Star his son cared deeply about people he considered marginalized.

This is almost similar to the antisemitic tragedy in Australia last year, when a jihadist who had a gun permit attacked a Chanuka celebration at the beach. The difference here is that one of the victims was far-left, and an Antifa activist:

According to reporter Andy Ngo, Ceesay is a Muslim, and one of his victims, Capara, was afflicted with the left-wing movement known as Antifa.

“He advocated anti-American views and supported mass illegal migration,” Ngo said of Capara.

Yet in the end, his standings did not protect him from the Religion of Peace. And no telling if any other leftists at the site of incident will reevaluate their beliefs.

European left-wing activist arrested for sexually harassing minor

About a week ago, this disturbing report from the Barkai district came up:

A European left-wing activist was arrested on Saturday near the Barkai neighborhood at the entrance to the settlement of Carmel in Judea and Samaria, following an incident in which he was filmed clinging to a 10-year-old Jewish boy in a manner that raised suspicion of sexual harassment. The boy's father filed a complaint with the police, and the suspect was detained at the scene until officers arrived. He was then arrested and taken in for questioning.

The incident began when three children, ages 10 to 12, made their way from the settlement of Carmel toward the Barkai neighborhood. About 50 meters (164 feet) from the neighborhood, the children encountered Palestinians and foreign left-wing activists who were in the area, and at some point, the group began to obstruct their path. During the confrontation, the suspect was filmed clinging to the 10-year-old boy, in a manner that led to suspicion of sexual harassment.

Residents of the neighborhood, who noticed what was happening and the children's distress, arrived at the scene and detained the suspect until security forces arrived. Police arrested him, and the boy's father filed a formal complaint. [...]

Following the incident, Eliram Azulay, head of the South Hebron Hills Regional Council, criticized the activity of these activists in the area. "We have been experiencing a long period of provocations from anti-Israel activists who live near the Barkai neighborhood and try every way possible to disrupt residents' daily routine," he said. He added, "This time, it's a dangerous and criminal red line that must not be met with silence. Harming children is a serious crime, and we expect the Israel Police and the justice system to enforce the full severity of the law against the attacker, without compromise."

This only confirms why said activists are siding with the Islamofascists there - because they agree with the beliefs of the Religion of Peace. The offender should be imprisoned and exiled permanently for what he committed.

Melissa Gilbert continues to flub

The actress who stupidly continues to defend her disgraced husband Timothy Busfield, despite the serious accusations of sexual abuse he's facing, supposedly defended child performers, and only wound up receiving criticism from Megyn Kelly:

In the wake of the allegations against her husband, Gilbert, 62, who played Laura Ingalls in LHOTP, has publicly spoken out in defense of Busfield. She also more recently posted an emotional PSA about protecting child actors following the death of Hayden Panettiere at 36. "Enough is enough," she declared on Substack, pointing to the deaths of Panettiere, Michelle Trachtenberg, and Daveigh Chase as a sign that "something is very, very wrong."

Kelly, 55, was not impressed. On The Megyn Kelly Show, the former Fox News host claimed, "She's gotta offer her 2 cents because it's very important to Melissa Gilbert to be seen as a champion of women, even though she's not."

Additionally, Kelly shot down the idea that mobile phones are to blame for the deaths of former child actresses.

"It appears to be thanks to people like your husband, who you are defending," Kelly said. "She's standing by him even on the host of women who have come forward. She was asked by George Stephanopoulos on Good Morning America whether she was aware of the litany of women who have come forward against him. OK, it's not just one or two. By my count, it is… at least seven who have come forward."

Kelly continued, "This woman, the gull. Like, how ever do we get to this point where women are being seriously abused — why don't you ask Timothy, Melissa? He could really help us out. Oh, wait. You don't give a s***about anything involving him. It's just something that you don't have any connection to that you would like to condemn. That's not how it works. You're going to have to sit this one out, Mel."

Even if this doesn't involve exactly the same topics and offenses Busfield was accused of committing, Gilbert has no business taking the moral high ground so long as she remains the creep's leading defender and apologist, and so, she again screws up classically. Such a disgraceful woman indeed, and she continues to destroy her legacy playing roles like Laura Ingalls Wilder on the 1974-84 Little House on the Prairie TV show. Perhaps it really is best if we all stuck to the original books instead.

Earlier, it was noted regarding the TV show When Calls the Heart that:

Gilbert's departure from the show might have less to do with "budget issues" than indicated, though. The announcement comes as her husband, actor and director Timothy Busfield, faces sexual abuse allegations in Albuquerque, New Mexico, after an alleged incident occurred on set while Busfield was directing a TV show between 2022 and 2023. "When Calls the Heart" is no stranger to scandals, including some behind-the-scenes details that only true fans of the show know after spending so much time in Hope Valley, so Hallmark might be trying to avoid another one with Gilbert's sudden departure.

Here's also some news about how Gilbert's wallet's been emptied based on her willingness to finance Busfield's legal bills. If they go broke, they'll deserve it. Something's wrong alright, and it's Gilbert's vehement refusal to be a realist. That kind of position is not a good example for wives to set.

Tucker Carlson gives his backing to Abdul el-Sayed

The phony "conservative" news host is perhaps unshockingly giving his support to the Muslim senate candidate for the Democrats in Michigan:

Democrats may be dealing with a socialist insurgency, but conservatives have their own, different in scale, perhaps, but no less concerning.

Former conservative Tucker Carlson, who still commands a loyal right-wing audience, joined forces with Saagar Enjeti, a former White House correspondent for the Daily Caller turned right-wing commentator, to effectively endorse Michigan socialist Abdul El-Sayed for Senate over Republican Mike Rogers. The duo tore into Rogers as “the most pro-Israel neocon” in existence, as they also mocked him for losing Michigan in the same year Trump carried the state in 2024.

While Carlson accuses everyone else of being obsessed with Israel, it’s a topic he clearly can’t get enough of.

“He's basically a tool of Israel in the Intel agency,” the former Fox News host said of Rogers. “How would you run someone like that?”

I think I've heard enough. Carlson continues to be unbearable, and if he believes Israel's bad, then he clearly also considers the whole of Europe illegitimate too. An utterly disgraceful, overly obsessed man who should never have been a news host to begin with.

Update: making matters worse is that vice president J.D Vance won't disavow his "friendship" with Carlson.

Haredi extremists threaten a secular school in Kiryat Yovel neighborhood

As though it weren't bad enough they were blocking buses and other traffic, now ultra-Orthodox extremists in one of Jerusalem's neighborhoods are vandalizing a secular school, prompting police to provide security:

Police have decided to provide security for a new secular school opening today in Jerusalem’s Kiryat Yovel neighborhood, after ultra-Orthodox extremists protested last night against “immodesty” in the capital, Hebrew media reports say.

Dozens arrived outside the school, scrawled “Stop the immodesty” on the walls, covered windows with stickers with slogans against enlisting in the IDF, and left paint and trash near the entrance gate, according to the Ynet news site.

The report cites a notice sent by the school to parents, saying that due to the vandalism, police are set to secure the area tonight and in the morning as students arrive.

Today is the first day of the school year, and the first-ever day of studies for this particular school.

Many of these extremists, no doubt, are pulling their abominations to damage the conservative movement in Israel, for the sake of leftists, and to bring down the government, all under the confidence the public will scapegoat rightists. What those monsters who trespassed on the school property did was offensive, and they must be found and arrested, and kept away from the school grounds entirely.

Will Ofer Winter's new party damage the right-wing coalition?

That's what some are worried about:

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday again warned that Ofer Winter’s new People of Israel party could cost the outgoing right-wing coalition essential seats if it runs alone in the upcoming election, urging Winter to meet with him and address the issue.

Netanyahu’s concerns came as he has so far been unsuccessful in his efforts to unite parties in his bloc ahead of a September 8 deadline to finalize slates before the October 27 election, risking votes backing him as prime minister being wasted if one or more of the smaller parties fail to cross the electoral threshold.

“I’m concerned that this party could do one of two things: either waste votes or cause one of the parties I mentioned to fall [below the electoral threshold],” the prime minister said during an appearance on the pro-Netanyahu Channel 14.

Netanyahu asserted that Winter was drawing almost no support from voters backing rivals B’Yachad chair Naftali Bennett or Yisrael Beytenu chair Avigdor Lieberman and urged him to coordinate with the broader right-wing camp.

“I say to Winter: Let’s meet, let’s talk. Immediately. To prevent a situation in which a party like this brings down the bloc,” Netanyahu said, while also confirming reports that the two have already met to discuss the issue. According to those reports, Winter refused the premier’s request to coordinate.

Winter rejected Netanyahu’s comments, saying in a statement that his party is “part of the right-wing camp” but “doesn’t work for anyone — only for the people of Israel.”

I think it's a shame if Winter's not cooperating. What if he ends up causing the kind of damage a bad lot like Naftali Bennett did a number of years ago? I'd like to think his entry into politics is a welcome one, but if he's splitting the right, that's not a good omen, and he may end up being blamed for bringing down the government for the sake of a left-wing one, which we do not need even now.

Kathy Hochul's dhimmitude

From Front Page, we discover this very atrocious scene where, shortly before the memorial for September 11, 2001, New York's governor, Kathy Hochul, wears a hijab at a meeting with Muslim leaders:

A self-described feminist voluntarily wearing a hijab to not offend/arouse Muslim men

Oh, the irony pic.twitter.com/tYOUmerqbx

— Riley Gaines (@Riley_Gaines_) August 30, 2026

Hochul, supposedly a feminist, has effectively sold out women this way. She could wear a Catholic nun's wimple and it'd still be wrong. It would also be inappropriate for her to wear the clothes of a Haredi/ultra-Orthodox woman. Does she also intend to approve of Islamic leaders attending the 911 Memorial the week after next? That's also wrong. Tragically, despite all this, she'll possibly be reelected to office if she runs again. Or worse, an actual Muslim will run for NY governor and be elected just like Zohran Mamdani was for NYC. This is truly awful.

Daughters of late Shas rabbi pan the party

Two daughters of the late rabbi Ovadia Yosef, the founding spiritual leader of Shas, have accused the party of abandoning their father's path:

Rabbi Ovadia Yosef’s daughters, Rivka Chikotai and Adina Bar-Shalom, sharply criticized the Shas leadership in an interview with Channel 12 News, claiming that the party has abandoned their father’s path and legacy.

The interview came amid the Attorney General’s decision not to allow state funding for the memorial marking Rabbi Ovadia’s passing, citing its proximity to the elections and concerns that the event could become an election rally.

Chikotai said the decision does not prevent the family from holding the memorial, but only from having it funded by the state. “All that is happening is that they won’t fund, at the state’s expense, a memorial that will turn into an election rally," she said.

The only problem here is, the late rabbi himself had a very lenient view on the Oslo accords that brought about the disasters we've seen since, including October 7, 2023. Ovadia Yosef was no hero, and truly, what legacy does he have based on that? His aides certainly exploited him for very poor purposes.

Interestingly enough though:

She also described what she said were difficulties faced by the rabbi’s daughters when visiting their father’s grave.

“We are daughters, so they put up a partition and keep the women far away. When we want to come and light a candle for our father, they don’t let us because we are women," she said.

Chikotai stressed that she grew up in a home where sons and daughters were treated equally. She recalled that family members drank from the Kiddush cup according to age, “not according to sons and daughters at all." When she encountered a different custom in her husband’s family, she said, she changed it.

Bar-Shalom claimed that Shas underwent a change following their father’s death.

“They changed the path," she said, arguing that the party now places greater emphasis on religious observance while neglecting “the mitzvah of treating one’s fellow man." She also accused the party of adopting characteristics associated with Ashkenazi, Lithuanian and Hasidic religious communities.

Chikotai said she believes the distancing from her father’s legacy began as early as the week he died. According to her, her husband, Yaakov, was not allowed to deliver a eulogy for Rabbi Ovadia because he wears a knitted kippah, despite being the rabbi’s son-in-law.

Chikotai said her children serve in the IDF and recalled her father’s pride in them.

“I even remember the pictures of Rabbi Ovadia, how he hugged the grandson who received an IDF award for excellence. How proud he was," she said.

The sisters also addressed Rabbi Ovadia’s position on military service. They said their father blessed Rivka’s children and sent them to hesder yeshivas. When they consulted him, he told them, “Go to hesder yeshivas. That is your path."

Even so, from what I remember myself, there were very bad things he did that damaged morale, and while some of that may be the fault of his aides, it still speaks poorly of him. His failure to recognize the validity of people like rabbi David Stav did more harm than good.

Regarding Shas chairman Aryeh Deri, Adina said she no longer has a relationship with him. She said that since he closed the college founded by her father, she has not spoken to him, adding that the sisters had restrained themselves for years and refrained from speaking publicly about the matter.

Bar-Shalom said their mother, Rabbanit Margalit, also disliked Deri and would leave the room whenever he entered.

According to Bar-Shalom, her mother called Deri “a hypocrite" and “a swindler," and she claimed that their father had also used those descriptions in the past.

Chikotai was asked why, after years of remaining silent, the two sisters decided to speak publicly.

“They finally drove us crazy. We couldn't take it anymore," she said, adding that she had hesitated before agreeing to the interview.

At the end of the interview, Chikotai claimed that people she meets on the street tell her they know the Shas leadership is not good, but continue to vote for the party because of her father.

She said her father would not want them to vote for a party that does not follow his path.

I do wonder - will any of those Shas party loyalists who didn't think for themselves before be willing to do so now? I know there's a new party being formed named HaTzibur HaHaredi, by a politician named Moti Leitner, that's more favorable to Haredis who want to serve in the IDF, and it's to be hoped the Shas electorate will be willing to consider them instead. What Shas has been up to under Deri in particular was absolutely terrible, and serious change is needed. And also careful security for polling stations during the elections, because there have been attempts to sabotage challengers in the past, and that was wrong. That too needs to be mended.

Hasan Piker desecrates the memory of Charlie Kirk

Daniel McCarthy reports the far-left Islamist Piker has been stirring up hatefests against the late Kirk, who was murdered last year by a LGBT practitioner:

Hasan Piker is deeply envious of Charlie Kirk.

The hard-left influencer debated Kirk in 2017 and was set to do so again before Kirk was murdered last year.

Yet now Piker is going around mocking Kirk’s assassination, leading a crowd last weekend, during his live podcast tour, in a sarcastic singalong of an AI-generated song called “We Are Charlie Kirk.”

“We are Charlie Kirk, we carry the flame. We’ll fight for the Gospel, we’ll honor his name,” Piker sang off-key, the crowd howling along, while the celebrity socialist’s co-hosts guffawed and waved their arms in the air.

This wasn’t satirizing a political opponent—Kirk has been dead nearly a year.

Why make him the subject of this derision?

It’s because Piker knows his audience, and they’re not looking for thoughtful politics. They want a hatefest.

Readers of George Orwell’s “Nineteen Eighty-Four” might remember the totalitarian leftist party that runs the dystopian state in that novel regularly held events called a “Two Minutes Hate” to whip up hostility against the regime’s enemies.

Piker has improved on that—his podcast and live events like this offer more than an hour’s hate.

And nobody stirs the Piker crowd into a frenzy like Charlie Kirk.

The slain Turning Point USA founder represents everything they’re against, and not just because he was a widely successful conservative organizer who won young Americans away from socialism on the unfriendly campuses where he spoke—and where he ultimately died for his beliefs.

Very disturbing indeed. And this is whom the far-left embraces today? A very bad omen for the USA, and everywhere else. Will Kirk's family sue Piker for this? They should. What Piker's doing is deeply offensive.

Zohran Mamdani is hostile to Hindus

Here's another example of the hostilities NYC's first Muslim mayor is espousing:

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who is Muslim, said he would not support a Hindu event in Manhattan where the leader of the group that is the ideological parent of India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will speak.

Asked if the event featuring Mohan Bhagwat, head of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), should be canceled, he ripped the party’s “exclusionary vision,” declaring, “I don’t support the rally, but I don’t know if the city has any jurisdiction to cancel a private event. The vision of India that I was taught by my family and one that I grew up being very familiar with was of a pluralistic society of a secular republic that believed in the belonging of each and every person who was from India. And it has been incredibly troubling to see the rise of a movement that is predicated on an exclusionary vision.”

This is just the latest play in Mamdani’s predictable playbook, seemingly derived from an endless urge to rip into anything he deems anti-Muslim while ignoring history.

Mamdani’s sudden posture as a defender of secular pluralism ignores a long, brutal history that has included centuries of documented evidence of violent persecution of Hindus by Islamic conquerors and movements. From the medieval raids of Mahmud of Ghazni targeting iconic Hindu temples to the bloody 1921 Moplah Rebellion in Malabar and the 1946 Direct Action Day massacres, history is replete with chapters of targeted anti-Hindu aggression.

This is just as abominable as Mamdani's hostility to pro-Israel sources. It's chilling to think what he'll say next about Armenia. Mamdani continues to be a humiliation for everybody sensible, and again, it's chilling to think of the high probability he'll be reelected in a few years.