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Michael Goodwin: Jew-hating radicals are celebrating the horrors of Oct. 7 — and organizing parades full of monsters

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Goodwin, M. (2026, October 7). Michael Goodwin: Jew-hating radicals are celebrating the horrors of Oct. 7 — and organizing parades full of monsters. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/06/opinion/michael-goodwin-jew-hating-radicals-are-celebrating-the-horrors-of-oct-7-and-organizing-parades-full-of-monsters/

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Columnist Michael Goodwin criticizes planned protests for October 7, the third anniversary of Hamas's attack on Israel which resulted in over a thousand civilian deaths, including women and children. He argues that these events aim to celebrate the violence rather than condemn it, calling those who organize them "Nazi wannabes." Flyers promoting the rallies use slogans like “Glory to martyrs” and feature symbols associated with Hamas, celebrating what Goodwin describes as an orgy of Jewish bloodshed.
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The Metropolitan Police expects hundreds of students to participate in pro-Palestinian marches in London on October 7, marking three years since Hamas's attack on Israel. Deputy Assistant Commissioner James Harman expressed concerns about the impact these protests might have on Jewish communities and urged demonstrators to reconsider their actions due to the significant date.

Despite police warnings not to wear face coverings or chant inflammatory slogans, some protesters ignored these instructions during a march from Lincoln's Inn Fields towards Russell Square. The rally caused traffic disruptions and was heavily policed, with officers maintaining order along the route.

Protesters chanted "From the river to the sea Palestine will be free," referring to Israel's destruction, while others carried placards that referenced both the 2023 Hamas attack on Israel and the 1948 Arab-Israeli war. The Met is actively working with universities to identify organizers from the shadowy University of London Coalition, responsible for organizing the event.

Meanwhile, critics like Mark Rose called for a complete ban on such protests due to their support for terrorist organizations and descriptions of them as celebrations of mass murder, rape, and torture. Others have pointed out that these demonstrations are part of a broader strategy by Israel's enemies to delegitimize it through organized campaigns spanning decades.

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Michael Goodwin
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🔮 And now comes more, thanks to Gov. Hochul’s decision to pull back the covers on her views of Mayor Mamdani and Israel.
🔮 By ignoring the fact that Jews were indigenous throughout the Middle East for thousands of years before the state of Israel was created by the United Nations partition in 1947, Obama comes off as willfully ignorant.
🔮 As noisy elements of Mayor Mamdani’s socialist rabble accuse him of insufficiently hating the police and NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch, and of being a “sell out” and “traitor” to Palestinians, the mayor suddenly finds himself in a very strange position.
🔮 When he took the oath of office last January, Mayor Mamdani pledged that his administration would serve everyone in Gotham, without fear or favor.
🔮 Not so long ago, calling them antisemites would have been a sufficiently complete description of their sickness.
🔮 With polls and betting markets predicting Dems will win majorities in both the House and Senate, the president’s final two years in office will be the stuff of nightmares unless he can engineer a stunning comeback.
🔮 Whoa, Nellie, will wonders never cease?
🔮 Having already put her re-election campaign in the hands of Mayor Mamdani and his Socialist comrades, Hochul is now foolishly trying to rescue him from the fallout of his long trail of anti-semitic actions and words.
🔮 People not fully schooled in the ways of Donald Trump might have expected to watch a somewhat chastened and shrunken president address the United Nations Tuesday morning.
🔮 The New York Times is celebrating its 175th anniversary, but as an alum, I am certain many of its legendary reporters and editors during the glory days would be shocked by what has become of the Gray Lady’s standards.
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Hostages, some seriously injured, were stolen from their homes and taken to the hellholes of Gaza — after being paraded publicly through the streets where Palestinian civilians, including children, celebrated the orgy of Jewish blood. And now those horrors are to be celebrated again in an event I never considered to be within the realm of possibility.
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🔮 Not so long ago, calling them antisemites would have been a sufficiently complete description of their sickness.

Claims (44 extracted, 5 hedged)

Then it hits you like a sledge-hammer: These people really are monsters. asserted
people → hit → hammer
Not so long ago, calling them antisemites would have been a sufficiently complete description of their sickness. asserted
calling → call → sickness
But over the last three years, their ilk has crossed that line so many times that the word no longer comes close to capturing the full extent of their venality. asserted
word → cross → venality
And now they are planning a New York City protest on Oct. 7, the third anniversary of the invasion of Israel by Hamas terrorists. asserted
they → plan → terrorists
For a fleeting second, I had foolishly dared to hope the protest would be a denunciation of the beasts who carried out the slaughter of 1,200 Israelis, most of them civilians. asserted
most → dare → them
Women and children were raped, murdered and mutilated in a frenzy of satanic bloodlust. asserted
Women → rap → bloodlust
Hostages, some seriously injured, were stolen from their homes and taken to the hellholes of Gaza — after being paraded publicly through the streets where Palestinian civilians, including children, celebrated the orgy of Jewish blood. And now those horrors are to be celebrated again in an event I never considered to be within the realm of possibility. asserted
I → injure → possibility
It is a plan to praise and glorify the deadliest day for Jews since the end of the Holocaust. asserted
It → praise → Holocaust
Groups calling themselves “anti-Zionists” say they will mark the event with rallies in Gotham and many other cities around the world. asserted
they → call → world
In effect, they aim to turn Oct. 7 into an international day of joyful celebration of the butchers who carried out the initial attack, and hail their ultimate cause of eliminating the Jewish state. asserted
who → aim → state
“Glory to the martyrs, victory to the resistance,” say some flyers for the rallies. asserted
flyers → say → rallies
Some display a figure wearing a keffiyeh and an upside-down triangle, a symbol often used to signify Hamas. asserted
Some → display → Hamas
Upside down certainly fits the logic of condemning Israel on the anniversary of Oct. 7, when it dared to defend itself and later respond with a military invasion of Gaza. asserted
it → fit → Gaza
Calling that response “genocide” doesn’t make it true, as if Israel’s self-defense of its territory and people is somehow proof of a secret plan to occupy Gaza and slaughter the inhabitants. If that were the goal, Israel could have achieved it at almost any time over the last two decades had it wanted to. But acknowledging its restraint would also require an explanation for Israel’s complete and voluntary withdrawal of all its troops and more than 20,000 citizens from Gaza in 2005, under Prime Minister Ariel Sharon. Successful Israeli farms and high-tech greenhouses were purchased by some American Jews, including James Wolfensohn and Mort Zuckerman, for millions of dollars and transferred to Palestinian ownership. uncertain
farms → call → ownership
But instead of being put to use to feed Gaza and make money on exports, the greenhouses were dismantled and demolished. asserted
greenhouses → put → exports
Soon after the Israeli withdrawal, the Bush administration foolishly demanded that Palestinians hold an election. asserted
Palestinians → demand → election
Hamas, behind the power of the gun and its willingness to use it, quickly captured control over the corrupt Palestinian Authority. asserted
Hamas → use → Authority
It now ruled over a true Palestinian state, which it turned into a terror state. asserted
it → rule → state
Eliminating Israel was the stated reason for Hamas’ founding, and its gunmen were the law of the land and in a position to attack Israel, which it did repeatedly even before the slaughter of 2023. asserted
it → eliminate → 2023
The gangster government hijacked much of the international aid supposedly meant to establish a modern Palestinian homeland. asserted
government → hijack → homeland
Much of that aid, including millions in cash, was siphoned from the public and used to prepare for war against Israel. asserted
Much → include → Israel
Miles of pipes designed to carry water and sewage were converted to rocket launchers, as other building materials were diverted to the sprawling warren of tunnels where Hamas soldiers trained and hid. asserted
soldiers → design → tunnels
Many of the 251 hostages taken from Israel three years ago, including children, were also held in the tunnels, and some were tortured and murdered there. asserted
some → take → tunnels
All the good will and cash from around the world and region had no effect except to help Hamas prepare for its big invasion. asserted
Hamas → have → invasion
Even now, the fiendish gangsters, after promising to disarm under the terms of President Trump’s widely endorsed Gaza Peace Plan, have refused to do so. asserted
gangsters → promise → Plan
Until they do, international plans for peacekeeping and reconstruction are stalled. asserted
plans → do → peacekeeping
Yet such facts have no relevance to the twisted organizers who are using the third anniversary to claim that “resistance against imperialism changed the fate of our world forever.” uncertain
resistance → have → world
As many as 25 activist groups are said to be behind the New York plan, including Students for Justice in Palestine, Within Our Lifetime and others. asserted
groups → say → Lifetime
Meanwhile, Israeli government officials have found some 262 events are scheduled for Wednesday in 37 countries. asserted
events → find → countries
The Jerusalem Post reports that 45 are to be held in the US, 40 in Spain, 21 in Australia, 19 in the United Kingdom, 16 in Italy, 14 in both Germany and Canada, 10 in France and eight in the Netherlands. asserted
45 → report → Netherlands
Significant numbers of the events are planned to take place close to offices of the Israeli government, including embassies and consulates, leading to concerns about possible violence. asserted
numbers → plan → violence
Some of the groups behind the events are so are far off the deep end that they charge Mayor Mamdani with not being sufficiently committed to the elimination of Israel. asserted
they → charge → Israel
A coalition of radicals wrote a statement accusing him of abandoning their cause, saying in part: “The mayor’s claim of solidarity with the Palestinian people is meaningless when it is followed by no action and capitulation to Zionist pressure.” They cite as an example his failure to arrest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu when the Israeli leader came for the opening of the United Nations General Assembly. uncertain
leader → write → Assembly
In fact, Mamdani wanted to have the NYPD arrest Netanyahu for “war crimes” in Gaza, but the US doesn’t recognize the International Criminal Court. asserted
US → want → Court
That meant the court’s warrant for his arrest could not be executed on American soil. uncertain
warrant → mean → soil
No sane person would conclude that is proof Mamdani has changed his stripes. asserted
Mamdani → conclude → stripes
Especially when he still refuses to say Israel has the right to exist as the Jewish homeland, and was the first mayor in six decades to skip the annual Salute to Israel parade last May. uncertain
Israel → refuse → parade
Still radical Additionally, his new plan supposedly aimed to combat antisemitism helps fund some groups that have anti-Israel histories. asserted
that → aim → histories
As The Post reports, one suspicious grant is the $6.4 million the mayor is sending to Partners Against the Hate (PATH), doubling last year’s public funding for the program. asserted
mayor → report → program
It counts among its partners the anti-Israel Arab-American Association of New York. asserted
It → count → York
…and 4 more, not listed.
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