WOW! Crazed Anti-Israel Protesters in NYC Chant ‘Traitor’ at Mayor Mamdani and He Does NOT Look Happy (VIDEO)
Anti-Israel protesters in New York City chanted the word 'traitor' at Mayor Zohran Mamdani tonight when he showed up for a memorial of the October 7th attacks. The post WOW! Crazed Anti-Israel Protesters in NYC Chant ‘Traitor’ at Mayor Mamdani and He Does NOT Look Happy (VIDEO) a.

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- Published: Oct 8, 2026, 1:50 AM UTC
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