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Inside NYC’s Little Yemen: Hamas Support, Sharia Law & a $1M Mosque
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August 2, 2026
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In this reaction video, Rafi responds to Nate Friedman’s visit to Little Yemen in the Bronx, New York, where controversial street interviews raise serious questions about Hamas support, Sharia law, religious extremism, immigration, integration and the future of New York City.
One interviewee openly discusses his Hamas tattoo and explains why he believes Hamas would benefit America. The video also examines the expanding Bronx Muslim Center, its reported taxpayer funding, the Muslim American Society, Congressman Ritchie Torres, Zohran Mamdani and concerns surrounding political influence in New York.
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