By: Jared Evan

A nightclub in New York City, known as “The End,” held a pro Hamas rave aimed at idiotic hipsters mind washed from their overpriced university education.

A nightclub in New York City, known as “The End,” has faced criticism for using images of a violent attack by Hamas on Israel as part of the promotion for an event called an “intifada fundraver.”

The event took place at The End club in Brooklyn on a Sunday night and featured footage of the Hamas attack on October 7th, particularly the moment when terrorists bulldozed through the Gaza border fence.

The club’s original promotional advertisement, which has since been removed from its Instagram page but continues to circulate on social media, sparked an immediate backlash. Many individuals accused the club of glorifying the violent attack that resulted in the deaths of 1,400 Israelis.

Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine criticized the club’s actions, describing it as “straight up glorification of a massacre” and deeming it reprehensible.

U.S. Representative Ritchie Torres of New York criticized the club for “glorifying the deadliest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.”

One aspect of the event that drew considerable ire was its labeling as a “fundraver.”  An insensitive and vile marketing effort, especially given that more than 260 people had been killed by Hamas terrorists at the Nova music festival in southern Israel. Some individuals voiced their outrage over this choice of terminology on Instagram, with one person questioning whether the club had considered the tragic events at the music festival.

Despite the criticism, The End defended its decision to host the event. In an Instagram Story posted on the Monday following the event, the club described the night as “beautiful” and thanked those who attended.

The club clarified that its intention was not to promote violence but rather to raise funds for Palestinians. Proceeds from the fundraiser, which featured several DJs, were intended to be donated to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund and Medical Aid for Palestine. Most of the money will most likely end up going to terrorism, as the moronic hipsters danced the night away for Hamas, knowingly and unknowingly.

The controversy surrounding the event prompted a discussion about the meaning of “intifada,” which can refer to an uprising or rebellion. Some social media users accused the club of celebrating terrorists breaking through to harm innocent civilians.

In its defense of its pro terrorist rave The End emphasized that the event was a peaceful fundraiser for the benefit of Palestinian children and medical aid for Palestine

The club stated that the cause had been “twisted by politicians and social media” and reiterated its commitment to promoting non-violence.

As of the information available, it is unclear how many people attended the event or how much money was raised during the fundraiser.

“These types that support the fake Free Palestine movement, know nothing about the history of Jews in Israel, to these idiots, they see brown people, and have their own warped narrative of Nazi like white Jews oppressing the brown people, the saddest thing is many of these hipster types who march in the free free Palestine protests are Jewish , the university has destroyed minds, and white woke Jews are some of the biggest purveyors of anti-Jewish, anti-Israel hate,”, a frustrated Jewish resident told TJV News.