Is New Jersey the next state being targeted for an Islamic takeover?

This video follows independent journalist Nate Friedman through the city of Paterson (now known as ‘Little Palestine’), New Jersey, where 20% of the population is Muslim and the amplified Islamic Call to Prayer is broadcast through the town 5 times per day, EVERYDAY. He interviews local residents and community leaders  about their support for Islamic terrorists like Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh and the October 7th massacre in Israel, while becoming the target himself of their deep-seeded hatred for Jews. As he walks through the town, Muslim police officers and security guards keep harassing him.

Insulting to the 80% of Paterson’s population who is not Muslim, Andre Sayegh, its Muslim mayor, has declared Paterson to be the ‘Capital of Palestine in the US’ and renamed a large section of its Main Street as ‘Palestine Way.’

World Israel News  The city’s Muslim presence is evident through its many Palestinian flags and signs in Arabic. Paterson enforces Islamic policies, such as closing schools on Muslim holidays, serving halal food in public schools, and broadcasting the Adhan (Muslim call to prayer) on loudspeakers several times a day throughout the city.

The Hilal lighting ceremony, where Sayegh made these remarks, was supported by the Palestinian American Community Center (PACC) and the Islamic Center of Passaic County (ICPC), two organizations that have faced strong condemnation for their vile anti-Israel rhetoric.

The heavily Muslim Paterson city government actively promotes anti-Israel BDS legislation.

 Uniformed Muslim police officers on duty in Paterson are allowed to wear terror group Hamas flag patches on their uniforms in place of American flags.

Shore News Network A Paterson police officer has drawn attention for wearing a Palestinian flag patch on his official uniform, raising questions about the appropriateness of displaying foreign national symbols while in service with a U.S. based law enforcement agency.

Officer Adeeb Iqnies, who has served with the Paterson Police Department for three years, appeared in a video interview proudly displaying the Palestinian flag. Iqnies was asked by the interviewer in Arabic why he was working as a police officer in “Bethlehem”, however, he works in Paterson. In the Muslim community, Bethlehem refers to any city with a majority Muslim population.

The officer’s public display has prompted mixed reactions online, including criticism from Jewish commenters who said the symbol could be perceived as intimidating amid increased antisemitic incidents tied to pro-Palestinian demonstrations and tensions involving Hamas. “This should be deemed inappropriate, no matter what country flag, the only flag he should be wearing in uniform is the American flag,” said one resident in the city