NEW: NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani is under fire for his statement marking three years since Hamas' Oct. 7 attack, with ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt specifically calling him out for never once using the word "Jews." "The city with the largest Jewish population outside Israel deserves a mayor who can honor the dead without exploiting them." The criticism quickly spread after Mamdani's post, with critics blasting Mamdani for minimizing the victims of the Hamas massacre by pivoting from the more than 1,100 Israelis killed and 251 people abducted to a lengthy condemnation of Israel and its war in Gaza. Mamdani accuses Israel of an "ongoing genocide" and the U.S. government of complicity through arms shipments. "Imagine writing an anniversary statement about a massacre and making the victims a supporting detail," X account HonestReporting writes, noting that fewer than a quarter of Mamdani's roughly 200-word statement focuses on the Israelis killed and kidnapped. Even Democratic Rep. Jared Moskowitz tore into the message, calling it "just an atrocious statement." Critics across the political spectrum are zeroing in on the same issue: they say a day meant to remember the victims of Oct. 7 instead becomes a vehicle for Mamdani's broader condemnation of Israel.