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Hamas supporters can invade Jewish neighborhoods and still play the victim.
By Daniel Greenfield, FrontPage Magazine
The poster urged terrorist supporters to “flood” the Jewish neighborhood of Crown Heights in Brooklyn, New York to drive out the “Zionists”.
The term “flood” was a reference to Oct 7 which Hamas called ‘Al-Aqsa Flood’.
The Hamas supporters tried to assail the main synagogue in Crown Heights which is the home of the Chabad Lubavitch Jewish movement.
Then the terrorist supporters assailed a Brooklyn synagogue used by Syrian Jewish refugees from Muslim terror.
Had Jewish protesters shown up outside a mosque, no matter who was speaking, the media would have treated it as a hate crime, but when Hamas supporters show up outside a synagogue, it’s the fault of the Jews who were walking around their own neighborhood.
The media’s takeaway was all about “pro-Israel mobs”. No mention of the fellow with the “Avenge every martyr” sign.
One pro-“Palestine”/pro-Hamas “protester” holds a sign that says “avenge every martyr” as they attempt to make their way into the predominantly Jewish section of Crown Heights. pic.twitter.com/hJbiAaOHkk
— Yaakov Strasberg (@YaakovStras) April 29, 2025
Rep. Jerry Nadler also reacted to the Hamas rally by… condemning the Jews. “Violence is never the answer— whether by counter protesters in Brooklyn or by settlers in the West Bank.”
But violence is always the answer for terrorist supporters who can invade Jewish neighborhoods and still play the victim. Donate to vital charities that help protect Israeli citizens and inspire millions around the world to support Israel too! Now more than ever, Israel needs your help to fight and win the war -- including on the battlefield of public opinion. Antisemitism, anti-Israel bias and boycotts are out of control. Israel's enemies are inciting terror and violence against innocent Israelis and Jews around the world. Help us fight back!
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