Of course I object to hakenkreutz graffiti. That should be addressed as a general far right problem that threatens all minorities the way so many of us been organizing against the far right for over a decade now.

people being stabbed

Violence is a morally neutral tool and at this point my feelings toward it honestly depends on who's being stabbed. 6 year old Palestinian boy stabbed for being Palestinian? Absolutely I object to his murder. Antizionist jewish comrades? Of course I object to violence against them. Zionists? idgaf shrug-outta-hecks . "Every city every place, punch a nazi in the face" applies to zionists too, if people actually oppose genocidal fascism.

I really can't take the claims of "antisemitism" in new york stuff seriously given how much islamenhasse there is which the government has never taken seriously, not even now under a Muslim mayor. Mamdani, by centering "antisemitism", is playing into Zionist hands by acting like judenhass is a special form of bigotry against a special minority group that is uniquely hated, uniquely vulnerable, uniquely persecuted, uniquely genocided, which is one of the points Zionists use to whip Jews into a frenzy of paranoia and fear internationally. Is increasing funding to combat antisemitism by 800% really going to flip racist zionists who pretend to think Zohran's the next Hitler over to loving him? Is it going to make them feel safe? Or is it just going to reinforce their persecution complex by showing "look, we're so persecuted that we need all this protection and also look, even all this extra spending hasn't made us safe so we truly are the most persecuted group!"?