A bombshell investigation has uncovered disturbing social media posts from Ruma Duwaji, the wife of New York City's radical Democrat Mayor Zohran Mamdani, showing her glorifying Palestinian terrorists and celebrating violence against Americans.
According to a Washington Free Beacon review of Duwaji's old X and Tumblr accounts, the Syrian migrant's daughter posted inflammatory content romanticizing terrorism and Islamic martyrdom - raising serious questions about the extremist influences in NYC's mayoral mansion.
In one shocking post from September 23, 2017, Duwaji shared a photo of notorious Palestinian terrorist Leila Khaled with the caption: "If it does good for my cause, I'll be happy to accept death." Khaled is infamous for hijacking commercial aircraft in the 1960s and 70s as part of her terrorist activities.
"If it does good for my cause, I'll be happy to accept death." - Ruma Duwaji's social media post glorifying terrorist Leila Khaled
The discovery comes as no surprise to patriots who have watched radical leftists infiltrate positions of power across America's major cities. Mamdani himself has pushed far-left policies that prioritize illegal immigrants over American citizens, and now we see the extremist ideology that influences his household.
Pattern of Anti-American Sentiment
The posts also reportedly contained anti-American military sentiment, with references disparaging "American soldiers fighting in imper[ialism]" - showing the couple's disdain for our brave servicemen and women who defend freedom around the world.
This is exactly the kind of radical, anti-American thinking that President Trump warned us about during his campaign. While Trump works to restore American strength and security, Democrat mayors like Mamdani are influenced by spouses who literally celebrate terrorists.
New Yorkers deserve better than a mayor whose own household glorifies violence against Americans. How can Mamdani be trusted to protect NYC when his wife celebrates those who want to destroy our way of life? The voters need answers, and they need them now.