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“Not telling the truth is something that needs to be called out,” sniffs Gov. Kathy Hochul of Benjamin Netanyahu’s charge that Mayor Zohran Mamdani supports Hamas — yet she’s silent on Mamdani’s “genocide” lie.
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she → tell → lie
The gov preached on truth-telling after the Israeli prime minister’s thundering UN address Thursday, but it’s hardly the first time she fudged facts for Zohran.
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she → preach → Zohran
She insists he’s criticized Hamas and the Oct. 7 attacks, but the mayor routinely dances around the question, as when he did last October.
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he → insist → question
“I don’t really have opinions about the future of Hamas and Israel,” Mamdani told Fox News, “beyond the question of justice and safety and the fact that anything has to abide by international law and that applies to Hamas, that applies to the Israeli military.”
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that → have → military
The “international law” he routinely invokes is no such thing, by the way — what he (and other Israel-bashers) points to on that front is nothing but the politicized posturing of UN functionaries chosen by diplomats dedicated to Israel’s destruction.
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points → invoke → destruction
Having no “opinions” about Hamas — and both-sidesing the matter by putting the terror group and Israel in the same category — is a smarmy way to elevate a theocratic death cult while denigrating an actual democratic nation battling a ruthless foe dedicated to its destruction and the slaughter of its people.
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both → have → people
Mamdani spent months refusing to denounce the terrorist motto “Globalize the Intifada,” claiming “intifada” is a neutral term meaning “shaking off” and pretending the phrase simply calls for human rights.
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phrase → spend → rights
While he personally doesn’t use the term, he says, he also sees nothing wrong with it.
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he → use → it
But Mamdani has in fact long stood in support of global terror.
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Mamdani → stand → terror
In 2021 he addressed a rally under a sign reading “Only one solution: Intifada, Revolution”; in 2017 he wrote a rap song praising the “Holy Land Five,” reps of a fake charity convicted of sending money to — surprise — Hamas.
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he → address → Hamas
Meanwhile, Hochul’s dedication to the truth hasn’t led her to call out Mamdani’s incessant falsehoods about Israel’s “genocide” in Gaza.
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dedication → lead → Gaza
Because Hochul, like Sen. Chuck Schumer and the rest of the Democratic leadership, doesn’t dare stand up to their party’s anti-Israel radicals.
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Hochul → dare → radicals
Schumer, who for decades proclaimed himself Israel’s protector in Congress, is even directing millions to the campaign of Michigan antisemite Abdul El-Sayed.
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himself → proclaim → Sayed
However often Israel’s foes redefine “genocide” so they can apply the word to Gaza, the charge remains what Bibi called it Thursday: “the lie of the century.”
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Bibi → redefine → century
When Democrats like Hochul shy from calling out that truth, they’re showing their submission to their party’s real leader, and its utter lack of principle.
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they → shy → principle
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