Mamdani’s deliberately divisive Islamophobia obsession
NY Post
Let us all pity Mayor Zohran Mamdani: Yes, he gets to run America’s greatest city, live in a mansion courtesy of the taxpayers and bathe in world fame and the love of most media — but the poor guy feels “loneliness” and “isolation” … because of all the Islamophobia he faces.
“It takes a toll,” he confessed last week, the day after a Hezbollah-connected terrorist tried to blow up a synagogue in Michigan and another Islamist terrorist opened fire at Old Dominion University. “It’s difficult.”
The burden, he explained: US Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) retweeted a post of Mamdani at an iftar at City Hall, next to a picture of the 9/11 attacks, noting, “the enemy is inside the gates.”
US Rep. Brandon Gill (R-Texas) called a photo of the City Hall iftar “stomach churning.”
City Councilwoman Vickie Paladino has been similarly mean.
Also, some ISIS-inspired terrorists days earlier had thrown bombs near Gracie Mansion, giving the “Islamophobes” yet another pretext to pounce and so feeding the mayor’s aggrieved sense of a world of hatred arrayed against him.
It’s the pluck of the Irish.
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