On March 7, during a protest near Gracie Mansion, the official residence of New York Mayor Jahan Mamdani, an explosive device was thrown, leading to a police investigation that is considering the incident as potentially linked to terrorism. Authorities are exploring whether those involved in the incident were inspired by ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria). The investigation is part of a broader examination of the tensions surrounding the protest, marked by confrontations between opposing activists supporting and opposing an event titled 'Stop the Islamic Takeover of New York City'. The demonstration, led by right-wing activist Jake Lang, escalated into a heated confrontation, with loud chanting and pushing between protestors. This unrest created an environment where the throw of the explosive devices became conceivable, although they did not detonate. Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch confirmed that some individuals involved in the protest threw the explosives, indicating the seriousness of the situation and the potential implications for public safety. Overall, this incident raises concerns about the rising tensions in New York City surrounding protests related to political and social issues, particularly those with radical undertones. The investigation's findings could impact the perception of safety in the city and trigger discussions on how to manage such protests more effectively in the future, ensuring that they do not lead to violent confrontations or potential acts of terrorism.