New York Magazines evil Habibi City cover sends a message: Jews arent welcome in Mamdanis NYC

New York Magazine this week dubbed our town “Habibi City” to mark the rising prominence of Middle Easterners and Muslim immigrants united by fun, frolic — and a consuming hatred of Israel and Jews.It’s a familiar formulation, harking back to 1966, when newly elected Mayor John Lindsay declared New York to be “Fun City.”Yes, such fun! Lindsay’s two terms drove NYC into civil and budgetary collapse.A crime tsunami rotted neighborhoods across the five boroughs, and feckless budgetary policies emptied the city’s coffers.And the population of Lindsay’s “Fun City” declined by half a million people.Facing a government that didn’t seem to care what happened to them, much of the middle class voted with their feet.Something similar may happen in Habibi City, but this time the effort to make life unbearable for some New Yorkers is entirely intentional — and aimed at a specific minority.Lindsay was incompetent, but he certainly didn’t want respectable taxpayers to leave.Not so the subjects of New York Magazine’s current cover package, and their beloved Mayor Zohran Mamdani.Through their actions and their rhetoric, they’re actively working to bring about depopulation by making life for the Big Apple’s 900,000 Jews intolerable.And this series of articles is part of a larger campaign whose purpose is to let Jews know they’re no longer welcome in New York.The lead piece, by Zaina Arafat, describes how she and her fellow Habibis reacted in 2023 to the worst slaughter of Jews since the Holocaust.“In the months after Oct.7,” she writes, New York’s Habibis were “increasingly spilling into view, desperate to be close” to “people who looked like you and spoke like you .

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 living under the threat of annihilation.So we protested, we boycotted, we wrote op-eds.”Um .

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who was living under the threat of annihilation again?The Habibi actions began on Oct.8, with campus celebrations of Hamas and denunciations of Israel — and then e...