Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s wife, Rama Duwaji, celebrated Palestinian terrorists in a flurry of resurfaced social media posts she made as a teenager and in her early 20s, a shocking new report said.
The Big Apple’s first lady — already under fire for her troubling past social media activity — used her Tumblr account to hail Palestinian plane hijacker Leila Khaled and other members of the terror group Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, according to posts reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon.
Duwaji, 28, used the now-inactive account while she was living in the Middle East, according to the Beacon, which linked the posts to her, in part, using facial recognition technology.
In September 2017, she posted a photo of Khaled — who took part in plane hijackings in 1969 and 1970 — with a caption quoting one of her most infamous lines: “If it does good for my cause, I’d be happy to accept death.”
She then shared an image of a Bangladeshi postage stamp that read, “We salute the valiant freedom fighters of Palestine,” according to the outlet.
Two years earlier, Duwaji reposted a tirade targeting US service members that raged American troops “fightin in imperialist wars are not brave nor are they fighting for anyone’s freedom.”
That post went on to blast the military for “mercilessly slaughtering 3rd world civilians” to maintain “American hegemony.”
A December 2015 repost also blamed white people for the creation of al Qaeda, the outlet reported.
“You can’t blame muslims for terrorism because they didn’t construct, fund nor train Al-Qaeda,” the post said. “White People did that too.”
That same year she seethed on Twitter that Tel Aviv “shouldn’t exist in the first place,” calling its residents “occupiers,” and fired off the N-word in a 2013 tweet when she was reportedly 15.
The Post was unable to independently verify the account or posts.
The discovery comes a week after reports revealed that Duwaji once liked a celebratory Instagram post on the day of Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, attack that shared images of the murderous assault on Israel.
She also liked a social media post claiming Hamas’ rapes of Israelis during the terror rampage were a “mass hoax.”
Mamdani, a staunch critic of Israel, claimed his wife “has held no formal position on my campaign or in my City Hall” and that she shouldn’t face scrutiny over her social media activity.
City Hall did not immediately respond to The Post’s request for comment.
