David Hirsch @Hirsch4NY

Oct 7 2023. We will never forget the horrors of Hamas barbarism, nor forget those who supported Hamas went after Jews on the streets, campuses, etc. In 2026 we stand strong, and remember the lessons of that day and since them. Baruch Dayan Emes

Shana Tova

The rubble at the scene of the World Trade Center collapse is filled with the sounds of “PASS devices,” or emergency signals attached to firefighters when they are no longer moving. The scale of overlapping PASS alarms bespeaks the horrible death toll that must have taken place here. Yet worse - the alarms can’t be stopped because the bodies haven’t been found.

Some FDNY firemen who have been working at the World Trade Center site since this morning are rotated back to their firehouses to recuperate. What remains of the 1st Battalion, the first crew on the scene, staggers in, covered in dust, crying, and physically shaking. Several men vomit a thick chalky substance - a pulverized building, and everything and everyone in it. A few try to return immediately to the site, but they’re held back. Others are laying on the ground, staring into space, unable to comprehend the horrors they have just seen. Jules and Gideon Naudet, two French filmmakers who captured incredible footage of the attacks this morning, tearfully reunite - each of them thought the other was dead.

25 years ago. I remember that day vividly. I was in 8th grade, listening on the radio at school, knowing families affected, knowing first responders who still have health issues from it, seeing the smoke from where I lived, and the fear we all felt. Never Forget 9-11

My article on the origins and meaning behind the Apple in the Honey in The Jewish Press for the Rosh Hashanah Issue jewishpress.com/the-apple-in-h…

@aziz0nomics The problem is there is no viable leadership or peace partner with any large support with the Palestinians, all 3 main options at the problem. Palestinian society needs major reforms, top down new leadership, and Western leaders to stop propping up Fatah

So then why did you appoint an attorney that represented Al Qaeda as chief counsel of NYC? Why did you campaign with someone who repeatedly said America deserved 9/11 and that he hates the country? Why did you do a smiling photo op with an unindicted co-conspirator in the 1992 bombing of the towers? Why did you attend a mosque where the imam told the congregation to ‘kill the infidels’ shortly after you spoke? Why did you refuse to condemn the phrase ‘globalize the intifada’? Why did your father write a book justifying suicide bombing? Actions speak a lot louder than words. And your actions — and the people you surround yourself with — tell us far more than a few tweets and staged photos ever could. That’s why you’re not welcome at the 9/11 ceremony. Not ‘racism’, whatever that means. Because of everything you’ve done to make us not trust you.

Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani @NYCMayor

a month ago

Some sacrifices are too profound for words. On 9/11, the men and women of the FDNY showed us what extraordinary courage looks like — answering the call when our city needed them most. In the moments after the attacks, FDNY first responders rushed to Ground Zero, battling fires

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Good work by commissioner Jessica Tisch here.

Chris Sommerfeldt @C_Sommerfeldt

a month ago

At an NYPD 9/11 memorial ceremony with Mayor Zohran Mamdani, Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch says public officials must speak with "moral clarity" about 9/11 and not "blur" the distinction between who the "heroes" and "terrorists" were. "Shame on those who do," she says.

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RIP Charlie. A sad year without one of the greatest friends the Jewish people had

Chris Sommerfeldt @C_Sommerfeldt

a month ago

At an NYPD 9/11 memorial ceremony with Mayor Zohran Mamdani, Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch says public officials must speak with "moral clarity" about 9/11 and not "blur" the distinction between who the "heroes" and "terrorists" were. "Shame on those who do," she says.

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I am happy to join more than 5,000 leaders across entertainment, academia, and public life to reject "Genocide" accusation against Israel. with @BorisJohnson @deborahlipstadt @nfergus @sapinker @simonmontefiore @BoyGeorge @JGreenblattADL @AJCCEO @johnondrasik and many others. creativecommunityforpeace.com/blog/2026/09/0…

@shevereshtus an entire "documentary" based entirely on anonymous sources with claims either unverified or disprove, claims that counter statistical data, shows lack of understanding of AI, and the 3 primary sources are radical anti-Israel publications with dubious track records on facts

25 years later, I still remember the weight of those days. The families searching for answers. The empty hospital beds. The unimaginable loss. And then the responsibility we carried to make sure those we lost were honored and that New York would rise again. Rebuilding was never just about buildings. It was about our people, our families, and keeping a promise that September 11th would never be forgotten. This is a story that will always be personal to me. Watch Out of the Darkness: The Mission to Rebuild New York After 9/11 at georgepatakicenter.com

It has nothing to do with Zohran being Muslim, it has to do with: - Zohran campaigning with Imam Siraj Wahhaj — an unindicted co-conspirator in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing - Zohran rapping about his love for the Holy Land Five - Zohran’s inability to condemn Hamas - Being funded by CAIR - Zohran’s intern Arzoo Malik who called for a Holy War through Jihad - Zohran’s meeting with the woman who is responsible for making being gay punishable by death in Uganda - Zohran claiming that it is an "illusion" that Muslims can become New Yorkers and settle into the city - Zohran defending Anwar al-Awlaki — the terrorist cleric linked to 9/11, Fort Hood, the Underwear Bomber, and whose sermons inspired the Boston Marathon bombing - Zohran campaigning with Hasan Piker who said that “America deserved 9/11” - Zohran’s imam ally Siraj Wahhaj who referred to Homosexuals as a “Disease of this society”

Why shouldn’t Mamdani be welcome at the 9/11 ceremony? This is who he appointed as chief counsel:

Canary Mission @canarymission

9 months ago

Kassem called Imam Siraj Wahhaj an: “Example for all of us.” ⚠️ Wahhaj was a co-conspirator in the 1993 WTC bombing case. He has publicly praised convicted terrorists in sermons.

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Twenty-five years after 9/11, the threat hasn’t disappeared — it has evolved. As a federal terrorism prosecutor for more than a decade, I saw this first-hand. Confronting it requires honesty, precision, and non-partisanship. That is what I will bring to the Attorney General’s office. Thank you to my friend Chris Costa for authoring this piece with me.

@sarithaforny You had a great reception and were well received. I hope you will come back again

It was great to spend the evening walking Main Street in Kew Gardens Hills, talking with neighbors and local business owners about the issues that matter most. New Yorkers want safer communities, lower costs, and common-sense leadership—and that's exactly what I'm fighting for.

Lara is great

Chris Menahan 🇺🇸 @infolibnews

3 months ago

Lara Trump says talk of cutting aid to Israel is "scary" because it's indicative of rising "anti-Semitism." She suggests America is "not that far off" from Nazi Germany as Jewish New Yorkers are "terrified to walk down the street" with a Star of David necklace or yarmulke.

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Trying to appease left-wing extremists and terrorist supporters by voting the way they want is a losing game. They will view it as a justification to double down on their threats and violence.

Jewish Insider @jewishinsider

3 months ago

Rep. Adam Smith indicated he voted to cut off military aid to Israel in part because of sustained personal threats against his family and staff, part of what he described as a violent and relentless campaign of intimidation by far-left anti-Israel activists. @MatthewShea__

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