The leaders of a controversial anti-Israel community garden in Queens that forced attendees to pledge their support for Palestine are finally being ousted after months of legal wrangling. The NYC Parks Department issued a vacate order this week to the leaders of the Sunset Community Garden with a Sept. 3 deadline to leave — wrapping up a four-month fight sparked by complaints of antisemitism by the garden’s organizers. “There is no place for hate in New York City, and our community gardens should be safe, inclusive, and welcoming spaces for all New Yorkers,” Mayor Eric Adams told The Post. 4...
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