Zohran Mamdani Loves Hamas - Here's How We Know

In a jaw-dropping display of spineless equivocation that would make even the most hardened Hamas apologist blush, New York City mayoral front-runner Zohran Mamdani stonewalled Fox News anchor Martha MacCallum on Wednesday, flatly refusing to condemn the terror group's arsenal or call for its surrender, opting instead to babble about "affordable" NYC futures like a malfunctioning chatbot programmed by Bernie Sanders.

The 33-year-old Democratic socialist, already under fire from President Donald Trump as a "down and dirty communist" who "hates police, hates Jewish people," doubled down on his radical creds by claiming zero opinions on Hamas's fate, exposing a glaring blind spot (or worse, tacit endorsement) for the butchers behind October 7's massacre of 1,200 Israelis.

If this is the "future" Mamdani envisions for the Big Apple, New Yorkers might want to pack their bags before the city devolves into a haven for anti-cop anarchists and terror cheerleaders.The train-wreck interview on The Story with Martha MacCallum came amid Mamdani's improbable surge in the Democratic primary, where the Uganda-born assemblyman has capitalized on progressive rage against ousted Mayor Eric Adams' scandals and former Gov. Andrew Cuomo's baggage.

Polls show him leading the pack with promises of free buses, rent caps, and city-run groceries, but his foreign policy flirtations with extremism are proving a toxic cocktail. Pressed by MacCallum on whether Hamas should "lay down their weapons and leave the leadership in Gaza," Mamdani slithered away: "I believe that a future here in New York City is affordable for all."

Undeterred, the host doubled down: "You won't say that Hamas should lay down their arms?"

His retort? "I don't have any opinions on the future of Hamas."

Translation: The man gunning to run America's largest city can't muster the guts to denounce a genocidal outfit still holding 19 Israeli bodies hostage, even as Trump's fragile ceasefire teeters on phase two disarmament talks.

This isn't Mamdani's first tango with controversy - far from it. The self-proclaimed "people's mayor" has openly vowed to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on ICC warrants if he dares visit NYC, champions the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel, and once branded the NYPD a "racist, anti-queer threat to public safety" while pushing to dismantle prisons.

His 2020 tweets slamming cops as "pigs" and his calls for Palestinian "resistance" have drawn GOP fire, with the National Republican Congressional Committee warning he's the "future of the Democrat Party" - a future where terror sympathizers hold the keys to City Hall.

Trump's October 14 Fox Business tirade nailed it: "He's NOT a socialist, he's a communist... He hates police, hates JEWISH people and yet he has Jewish people supporting him!"

Mamdani's evasion reeks of calculated cowardice, alienating even moderates in a city where Jewish voters and pro-Israel sentiments run deep.Social media erupted like a Molotov cocktail: Clips of the dodge racked up millions of views, with users branding him a "Hamas hugger" unfit for dog catcher, let alone mayor.

One Instagram reel slammed: "He couldn't say a terrorist organization should lay down its weapons. Why? Because he supports them." Even left-leaning outlets like The New Republic twisted the knife, noting MacCallum's "steamrolling" but spotlighting Mamdani's refusal as a self-inflicted wound.

As Mamdani eyes a November showdown with Republican Curtis Sliwa (or a Cuomo indie run), this Fox flop could prove fatal, reminding voters that NYC's next boss shouldn't be playing footsie with fanatics who rocket civilians for sport.

With the Gaza truce hanging by a thread, Mamdani's moral myopia isn't just embarrassing, it's perilous. New York deserves a mayor who calls evil by its name, not one who dodges like a deer in headlights. If this is "progressive" leadership, count us out.