The New York Post's Thursday print edition leads with a blistering front page: "SORROW AND SHAME," juxtaposing images of Israeli mourners marking the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks with remarks by New York City Mayor Mamdani.
The paper's editorial line frames the mayor's criticism of Israel during the solemn remembrance as insensitive, making it the Post's lead political story the morning after nationwide October 7 commemorations.
The front page lands amid an already charged political atmosphere in the city, with the mayor's posture toward Israel a recurring flashpoint in New York politics since he took office.
It also marks one of the sharpest editorial broadsides the Post has aimed at the mayor this year — a sign that the anniversary's politics will echo well beyond the commemorations themselves.
