Jon Levine is a Political Reporter at the Washington Free Beacon. He covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, civil rights, and social issues, with a particular focus on accessibility, diversity, and inclusion across various communities. Levine's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Daily Telegraph, Page Six, and the New York Post.
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By: Jon Levine
A Democrat now making a strong run for a New Jersey congressional seat pointedly refused to condemn his late mentor—the notorious, terror-plotting "Blind Sheikh"—and claimed the sheik was just a gentle old man when local media confronted the candidate on Thursday.
By: Jon Levine
A New Jersey plastic surgeon now running for Congress—under fire for his long friendship with the notorious, terror-plotting "Blind Sheikh"—has left a string of patients with lifelong burns, scars, and other disfigurements, according to multiple allegations against his medical practice.
By: Jon Levine
Wikipedia editors are fighting to keep Democrat Adam Hamawy's yearslong friendship with terrorist mastermind Omar Abdel-Rahman, the notorious "Blind Sheikh," off his Wikipedia page.
By: Jon Levine
Victims and survivors of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing reacted with shock and horror at the possibility—if not likelihood—that a close associate of the "Blind Sheikh" terrorist mastermind who inspired the attack may soon be a member of Congress.
By: Jon Levine
New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani (D.) celebrated the Jewish holiday of Shavuot at Gracie Mansion on Monday evening with a bevy of his progressive allies, including anti-Israel Jews such as congressional hopeful Brad Lander and the transgender rabbi who once held an interfaith dialogue meeting with the president of Iran.
By: Jon Levine
New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani (D.) has developed a close relationship with an influential Muslim sheikh in Queens with a history of Holocaust denial, the
By: Jon Levine
House candidate Brad Lander (D., N.Y.) offered a stirring message of solidarity in a Queens mosque whose imam is a notorious Holocaust-denier.
By: Jon Levine
A Democratic Texas House candidate who called for American supporters of Israel to be put in prison—as well as saying Jews worship Satan and own Hollywood—was defeated decisively in a Democratic primary runoff Tuesday evening, despite having finished first in the original vote that triggered the runoff.
By: Jon Levine
A Muslim New York City councilwoman became so enraged that a fellow Muslim woman had broken ranks and criticized Mayor Zohran Mamdani's treatment of Jews that she told the woman she hoped Allah would damn her to Hell.
By: Jon Levine
Left-wing Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner—who's repeatedly accused Israel of genocide—publicly questioned the Armenian genocide in a now-deleted internet post, the
