Michael Goodwin: Jew-hating radicals are celebrating the horrors of Oct. 7 and organizing parades full of monsters

At first glance, the announcement is a head-scratcher.Then it hits you like a sledge-hammer: These people really are monsters.Not so long ago, calling them antisemites would have been a sufficiently complete description of their sickness.

But over the last three years, their ilk has crossed that line so many times that the word no longer comes close to capturing the full extent of their venality.These are not your ordinary Jew haters.These are Nazi wannabes in search of their Hitler.And now they are planning a New York City protest on Oct.

7, the third anniversary of the invasion of Israel by Hamas terrorists.For a fleeting second, I had foolishly dared to hope the protest would be a denunciation of the beasts who carried out the slaughter of 1,200 Israelis, most of them civilians.Women and children were raped, murdered and mutilated in a frenzy of satanic bloodlust.Hostages, some seriously injured, were stolen from their homes and taken to the hellholes of Gaza — after being paraded publicly through the streets where Palestinian civilians, including children, celebrated the orgy of Jewish blood.And now those horrors are to be celebrated again in an event I never considered to be within the realm of possibility.It is a plan to praise and glorify the deadliest day for Jews since the end of the Holocaust.Groups calling themselves “anti-Zionists” say they will mark the event with rallies in Gotham and many other cities around the world.In effect, they aim to turn Oct.

7 into an international day of joyful celebration of the butchers who carried out the initial attack, and hail their ultimate cause of eliminating the Jewish state.“Glory to the martyrs, victory to the resistance,” say some flyers for the rallies.Some display a figure wearing a keffiyeh and an upside-down triangle, a symbol often used to signify Hamas.Upside down certainly fits the logic of condemning Israel on the anniversary of Oct.

7, when it dared to defend itself and later respond with ...