Zohran's Wife Rama CAUGHT Liking October 7th Posts? | Bad Hasbara Clips

Quick Overview

The video clip confirms that Rama Duwaji, wife of NYC Mayor Eric Adams, liked two Instagram posts appearing to support the October 7th attacks on Israel and anti-Israel protests in New York City, which CBS News verified, prompting criticism that this constitutes 'Holocaust inversion' and hypocrisy given the administration's stance on terrorism.

Key Points: Rama Duwaji, wife of NYC Mayor Eric Adams, liked Instagram posts supporting the October 7th attacks on Israel and subsequent anti-Israel protests in NYC. CBS News verified Duwaji 'liked' one post from October 7th showing attack images and another from the next day showing anti-Israel protest images. When asked, Mayor Adams stated his wife is a 'private person who has held no formal position on my campaign or in my city hall.' The posts liked by Duwaji included descriptions calling Israeli sites 'Zionist black sites' and 'concentration camps,' and one post featured a child's drawing titled 'A Child's View from Gaza /' depicting an IDF soldier firing on a figure with hands up. The discussion criticizes this action as 'Holocaust inversion,' suggesting it is hypocritical given the context of Israeli suffering. One liked post referred to the siege on Gaza as being 'all about resources' and contained overtly antisemitic themes, including Holocaust inversion. The hosts point out that the Mayor's defense of his wife as a 'private person' is undermined because she is publicly associated with his political career.

Context: This video clip from the 'Bad Hasbara' podcast discusses the controversy surrounding Rama Duwaji, the wife of New York City Mayor Eric Adams, after reports surfaced that she had 'liked' social media posts appearing to celebrate or support the October 7th Hamas attacks on Israel and subsequent anti-Israel demonstrations in New York City. The hosts analyze the content of these liked posts, which included inflammatory rhetoric and accusations against Israel, contrasting this with the Mayor's defense of her status as a private citizen.