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超过100名示威者从市政厅游行至联合广场，指控市长犯有种族灭绝罪并指责他“背叛同胞”
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三年之后：以色列纪念10月7日袭击遇难者
以色列民众在全国多地举行守夜活动，纪念那场恐怖袭击的受害者。在纽约市，反以色列团体举行集会，市长佐赫兰·曼达尼有关此次袭击的帖文遭到批评。
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周三，一群反以色列抗议者将矛头指向纽约市市长佐赫兰·曼达尼，称他为“叛徒”，指控他犯有种族灭绝罪，并宣称他“再也不能靠棕色人种身份博取同情”。
据《纽约城市与州报》报道，这支超过100人的示威队伍从市政厅游行至联合广场，当时广场正举行活动纪念2023年10月7日哈马斯对以色列的恐怖袭击三周年。这场守夜活动旨在为10月7日袭击及后续流血事件中的遇难者哀悼，遇难者包括以色列人和巴勒斯坦人。
反以色列人群就聚集在“以色列争取和平守夜活动”的路障外，敲打着鼓，试图盖过现场发言人的声音。
曼达尼当时在场，手持蜡烛，抗议者对他发出各种辱骂，包括指控他犯有种族灭绝罪，以及“将自己的同胞全部出卖”。
反以色列团体在10月7日纪念日全美集会，高呼“万岁，起义”
一群反以色列抗议者将矛头指向纽约市市长佐赫兰·曼达尼，称他为“叛徒”。（查利·特里博洛 / 法新社通过盖蒂图片社拍摄）
据该媒体报道，抗议者高呼：“佐赫兰，你怎么说？你今天杀了多少孩子？”
他们还高呼：“70万死者。曼达尼，你的双手沾满鲜血！”
“叛徒，叛徒，快出来！你把所有同胞都出卖了！”人群还反复高喊这句口号。
人群还喊道：“佐赫兰，你躲不掉的。我们指控你犯有种族灭绝罪！”
“我们不在乎你来自哪里。你不能再拿穆斯林身份说事了。你再也不能靠棕色人种身份博取同情了。身份政治的作用仅此而已。”他们说道。
一名抗议者自称曾是曼达尼的前实习生，称这位市长“从未为民众服务过”。
纽约市市长佐赫兰·曼达尼站在“以色列争取和平”组织发起的集会现场。（查利·特里博洛 / 法新社通过盖蒂图片社拍摄）
据《纽约城市与州报》报道，抗议者还要求曼达尼采取行动，取缔纽约房地产活动中推广约旦河西岸以色列定居点房产的行为，示威者称这些房产是“被窃取的”巴勒斯坦土地。
“曼达尼市长，表明立场。停止出售被盗土地。”该团体高呼。
抗议者还呼吁废除纽约市立大学董事会，该董事会成员大多由市长和州长任命。抗议者此前曾指责该董事会无视要求撤资与以色列相关投资的诉求，并批评其处理校园内反以色列示威活动的方式。
尽管周三抗议者指控曼达尼犯有种族灭绝罪，但他长期以来一直批评以色列政府在加沙的行动，并谴责以色列在2023年袭击后对待巴勒斯坦人的方式。
曼达尼称被内塔尼亚胡点名要求逮捕他“很奇怪”
反以色列人群就聚集在“以色列争取和平守夜活动”的路障外，敲打着鼓，试图盖过现场发言人的声音。（查利·特里博洛 / 法新社通过盖蒂图片社拍摄）
在周三的一份声明中，曼达尼谴责哈马斯的袭击是“令人发指的战争罪”，同时将以色列随后的军事行动定性为种族灭绝。
“苦难并非始于也并非终于那一天，”他写道，“相反，苦难一直在持续，以色列政府在加沙进行了毁灭性的、持续不断的种族灭绝，已造成超过7.4万巴勒斯坦人死亡——其中包括超过2.1万名儿童。”
以色列方面否认其在加沙实施种族灭绝的指控，称其军方以哈马斯和其他恐怖组织为目标，并竭力减少平民伤亡。
市长的声明引发了两党强烈反对，纽约州民主党众议员丹·戈德曼称其“令人愤慨且带有侮辱性”。
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“一年有364天可以讨论这个问题。今天本应只聚焦于这场所有人都一致认定的令人发指的恐怖袭击，”身为犹太人的戈德曼告诉《政客》杂志，“市长今天的声明是在指责以色列民众为三年前遭受的袭击负责。无论你对这场冲突以及此前或此后发生的事情有何看法，都没有任何理由指责受害者。”
Anti-Israel protesters label Mamdani a ‘traitor,’ accuse him of ‘genocide’ outside Oct 7 vigil
October 8, 2026 1:12am EDT / Fox News
More than 100 demonstrators marched from City Hall to Union Square, accusing the mayor of genocide and selling out
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3 YEARS LATER: Israel remembers victims of October 7 attacks
Israelis gathered in vigils across the country to remember the terror attack’s victims. In New York City, anti-Israel groups rallied and Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s post on the attacks drew criticism.
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A group of anti-Israel protesters on Wednesday targeted New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, calling him a “traitor,” accusing him of “genocide” and claiming he “cannot weaponize being brown anymore.”
The crowd of more than 100 demonstrators marched from City Hall to Union Square, where a vigil was held to mark the anniversary of the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas terror attacks in Israel. The vigil was organized as an evening of mourning for those killed in the Oct. 7 attacks and the bloodshed that followed, including Israelis and Palestinians.
The anti-Israel crowd was just outside the barricades of the Israelis for Peace Vigil, beating on drums and attempting to drown out the speakers, according to City & State New York.
Mamdani was at the vigil and held a candle as protesters threw various insults at him, including accusations of genocide and “selling all your people out.”
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A group of anti-Israel protesters targeted New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, calling him a “traitor.”(CHARLY TRIBALLEAU / AFP via Getty Images)
“Zohran, what do you say? How many kids did you kill today?” the protesters shouted, according to the outlet.
“700,000 dead. Mamdani, your hands are red!” they also chanted.
“Traitor, traitor, come on out! You sold all your people out!” the group was also heard chanting.
The crowd also shouted: “Zohran, you can’t hide. We charge you with genocide!”
“We don’t care about where you’re from. You cannot talk about being Muslim anymore. You cannot weaponize being brown anymore. Identity politics can only get you so far,” they said.
One protester also claimed to be a former intern for Mamdani, saying the mayor “was never working for the people.”
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani stands at a rally called by Israelis for Peace.(CHARLY TRIBALLEAU / AFP via Getty Images)
Protesters also demanded that Mamdani take action against New York real-estate events that have marketed properties in Israeli settlements in the West Bank, which the demonstrators characterize as “stolen” Palestinian land, according to City & State New York.
“Mayor Mamdani, take a stand. Stop the sale of stolen land,” the group chanted.
The protesters also called for abolishing the City University of New York’s Board of Trustees, whose members are largely appointed by the mayor and governor. Protesters have previously accused the board of ignoring demands to divest investments linked to Israel and criticized its handling of anti-Israel demonstrations on campus.
Despite the protesters’ accusations of genocide on Wednesday, Mamdani is a longtime critic of the Israeli government’s actions in Gaza and has denounced its treatment of Palestinians in the aftermath of the 2023 attack.
MAMDANI SAYS IT WAS ‘STRANGE’ GETTING CALLED OUT BY NETANYAHU AFTER CALLING FOR HIS ARREST
An anti-Israel crowd was just outside the barricades of the Israelis for Peace Vigil, beating on drums and attempting to drown out the speakers.(CHARLY TRIBALLEAU / AFP via Getty Images)
In a statement on Wednesday, Mamdani condemned Hamas’ attack as a “horrific war crime” while also characterizing Israel’s subsequent military operation as a genocide.
“The suffering did not begin nor end that day,” he wrote. “It instead continued through the Israeli government’s devastating, ongoing genocide in Gaza in which it has killed more than 74,000 Palestinians — including more than 21,000 children.”
Israel has rejected accusations that it is committing genocide in Gaza, saying its military targets Hamas and other terrorist groups while seeking to minimize civilian casualties.
The mayor’s statement sparked bipartisan backlash, with Rep. Dan Goldman, D-N.Y., calling it “egregious and insulting.”
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“There are 364 days of the year to focus on that. This is a day that should just be focused on what was by all agreement a horrific terror attack,” Goldman, who is Jewish, told Politico. “What the mayor’s statement did today was to blame Israelis for the attack that they suffered three years ago. Regardless of what you actually think of the conflict and what’s happened either since or before, there’s no excuse for victim blaming.”
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