To no one's surprise, NYC mayoral candidate Andrew Cuomo declined to say whether Israel was committing a genocide in the Gaza Strip, as a growing number of Democrats and some Republicans have condemned Israel's actions amid the ongoing campaign of ethnic cleansing.

"I believe it is obviously a horrific situation. We want peace. It's long overdue. To watch on a daily basis the carnage that is going on in Gaza is difficult," Cuomo whined in an interview.

Pressed on whether that meant he was not going as far as calling it a genocide, Cuomo replied, "I don't, I don't " it's not my place to provide terminology in this political context."

The Judas Iscariot of the Democratic Party then went on to bleat AIPAC talking points about the hostages and Hamas, completely dismissing the need to recognize the State of Palestine or stopping the greedy land grab by a cabal of Israeli real estate developers, Jared Kushner, and Tony Blair's nefarious involvement.

Here are the standard talking points, including Cuomo's vague use of the word "peace" (meaning conquest):

"But return the hostages. Eliminate Hamas, which is a terrorist organization, and let's have peace finally, and that " that is long, long overdue," he added. "Now my opponent talks about it all the time. It's not really a mayoral issue, but it is his main political issue because it is a very emotional issue."

The IDF captured poor Greta Thunberg and it launched numerous airstrikes on Lebanon on Friday, marking yet another violation of the ceasefire agreement reached in November 2024.

Earlier this summer, Turkish President Recep Tayyp Erdogan told Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad Bin Salman ("Muhammad Bone Saws") that Israel was the greatest threat to stability in the Middle East, which was echoed by other academics in the US and UK.

Sources: