Kefiyyeh-clad Jew-hating MUSLIMs took over a New York City subway car on Monday and demanded to know if there were any “Zionists” on the train — then warned them: ‘This is your chance to get out.”

NY Post (h/ Nita) On the packed subway Monday, one man told a group of masked and keffiyeh-clad protesters, “Repeat after me” — then said: “Raise your hand if you’re a Zionist.” The other protesters dutifully echoed him. Then he said, “This is your chance to get out.” “Okay, no Zionists, we’re good,” he said as others cheered.

(I just asked Mr. BNI to get me a gun. —BNI)

Later, the mob of masked protesters lit flares and waved flags associated with Hezbollah and Hamas in front of the Nova Music Festival Exhibition on Wall Street during an organized “citywide day of rage for Gaza.” The sickening moment came after protesters rallied in Union Square Park in Manhattan and held up a banner that read “Long live October 7th.”

On Tuesday, Mayor Eric Adams addressed the virulent antisemitic behavior that pervaded Monday’s protests. “My fellow New Yorkers, in this country we must always protect the right to free speech.

But I have a moral obligation to speak out when the messages that some New Yorkers are sharing go beyond the pale,” Adams said in a video address. These are reprehensible and vile comments. I, and every New Yorker who stands for peace, stand united against them,” Adams said.

Since October 8, the NYPD has made more than 2,850 arrests at Israel and Gaza protests across the city, the mayor said.

One Jew-hating  demonstrator at the event yelled that he wished “Hitler was still here” to “wipe out” the Jews.

The unidentified man’s hateful vitriol was filmed as a huge mob descended on Monday’s memorial in Union Square honoring those slain at the Nova Music Festival, with other protesters lighting flares and waving a banner celebrating the slaughter.

“I wish H*tler was still here, he would’ve wiped you all out,” man tells Jews in Union Square during “Day of Rage” protests pic.twitter.com/qOwDXQEIyu

— Luke Tress (@luketress) June 11, 2024

Anti-Israel protesters unfurled a disturbing “Long live October 7” banner as a group of agitators surrounded and shoved a reporter trying to cover the demonstration at Union Square on Monday. Olivia Reingold, of The Free Press, took footage of her being encircled by demonstrators who wanted her to leave the area.

“For the last 10 minutes I’ve been surrounded,” she said on camera before a protester cut in and said, “You’re not being surrounded, you’re choosing not to leave.”

Protesters could also be heard saying she wasn’t welcomed and to “get out of here,” though Reingold noted she was on public property as she stood her ground. Agitators shouted that Reingold had “blood on her hands” and was a “genocide supporter,” The Free Press said in a tweet Monday night.

— The Free Press (@TheFP) June 11, 2024