A stunning controversy is erupting around New York City’s first lady, Rama Duwaji, after a cache of old social media activity resurfaced showing her appearing to glorify individuals tied to terrorism and promoting rhetoric sharply critical of the United States.
The revelations, brought to light through a review of archived online posts, are sending shockwaves through political circles and raising serious questions about judgment, ideology, and the company one keeps at the highest levels of public life.
According to the uncovered material, the posts date back several years, spanning Duwaji’s teenage years into her early adulthood. While supporters may attempt to dismiss them as youthful expression, critics argue the content paints a far more troubling picture.
At the center of the controversy are multiple references to figures associated with the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, a group formally designated as a terrorist organization by the United States government.
One particularly alarming post from September 2017 featured an image of notorious militant Leila Khaled, a figure widely known for her involvement in airline hijackings during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Alongside the image, Duwaji shared a quote attributed to Khaled:
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