A recent demonstration in New York City, permitted by Mayor Zohran Mamdani, saw protesters targeting a Jewish neighborhood and chanting support for Hamas, raising concerns about the safety and well-being of the Jewish community. The event, which took place near a synagogue and Jewish school, has been widely criticized as an act of intimidation rather than a legitimate protest, with some likening it to historical efforts to drive Jews from their homes. Critics argue that the mayor's actions and rhetoric have failed to protect the community and may have enabled hate-driven gatherings under the guise of free speech. The article calls for legal action to prevent such demonstrations, warning that history has shown the dangers of allowing hate to masquerade as protest.