“Dripping with Hypocrisy”: NYC Councilman Felder BLASTS Gov. Hochul for Expressing Concern For Jews After Backing “Antisemite” Mayor-Elect

New York City Councilman Felder issued the following statement following Governor Hochul’s press conference announcing that $90 million will be given to secure Jewish schools and other institutions, following the scrawling of multiple swastikas in Brooklyn:

“The chutzpah of Governor Kathy Hochul showing up in Midwood just one day after she proudly celebrated the election of an outspoken and unapologetic antisemite is beyond comprehension.

“Hochul was the highest state official to endorse Mamdani, encouraging others to do the same. Hours after his election, when masked vandals covered the neighborhood in swastikas, suddenly, for the first time anyone remembers, the Governor’s on Avenue J, almost two miles away from where the swastikas were first discovered.

“Where was the Governor when Jewish New Yorkers were beaten on the streets and in the parks? Where was she every time synagogues were desecrated and yeshiva kids assaulted, when fear gripped our community day after day? Her sudden appearance now at this inappropriate time and place is not compassion, it’s opportunism and political theatre.

“Governor Hochul threw her support behind a candidate whose words and actions threaten the safety and security of the Jewish community and our entire city. She endorsed a mayor who supports Globalize the Intifada, BDS, and defunding the NYPD at a time when Jews are being hunted on the streets. Hochul helped legitimize hate.

“And then, dripping with hypocrisy, she arrived in Midwood to announce more funding to protect yeshivas from the exact hatred she enabled.

“Governor Hochul should spare us the staged concern. New Yorkers deserve a leader who stands against hate consistently. Not an actress who shows up only when it’s politically convenient and can’t even do that right.”

(YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

10 Responses

  1. Note to Hocul:

    If you don’t take actions to make Jews feel unsafe, you won’t need to spend money to protect them.

    You supported a candidate that Jews were screaming about that makes them feel threatened and unsafe.

    Shame on you

  2. What a stupid thing to do and say! Because she supported Mamdani and did not care enough in the past about attacks on Jews we should now blast her if she does something on BEHALF of the Jewish community?

  3. This is surprising and concerning. At this time we do not need strongman leaders embarrassing our community. I always thought simcha felder was more levelheaded, responsible, and acutely aware of the “yids” position in golus. You’d think he’s describing 1930’s Germany and Baruch hashem that isn’t the current reality. Perhaps Heshy Tischler finally got to his head. So sad.

  4. smerel- Your comment makes no sense.

    Imagine if someone was standing at the front door of your home and you were begging Hocul not to let the person in because they wanted to hurt you. But despite your begging and pleading not to open the door, Hocul not only opens the door, but opens the door with great fanfare celebrating that she let the person in! Would you not dare you not “blast” this person every day for not caring about your safety?

    I guess to you, if in the midst of her celebration she stops by your home and says “here is something to protect yourself” then you would start to praise her? Of course not

    I gurantee you if the black community and black community leaderswere saying that a candidate for office made them feel unsafe or threatened, Hocul and every Democrat would never endrose that person.

  5. Reb Simcha. Thanks for speaking the total truth. Hochul is a blithering twit who now fears our backlash after she supported the antisemite. During her entire tenure she never lifted a finger to protect us. Now she shows up? Now? Because she’s up for reelection next year? Likely the most totally inept governor NYS has ever had.

  6. Actions speak louder than words. Do not trust any word this witch says. She is not welcomed to the Jewish area, especially she endorsed a mamzer for mayor. Part of the problem is the witch in Albany which hopefully will be removed from offfice soon.

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