An anti-Israel community garden in Queens that forced incoming members to pledge “solidarity with the oppressed and marginalized people” of Palestine has been given a reprieve as the city tries to shut it down.

Judge Hasa Kingo on Wednesday blocked the city’s efforts to revoke the group’s license to run a community garden at the site, allowing it to keep operating — for now, court records show.

The former Sunset Community Garden’s leadership had alienated several Jewish Ridgewood residents with 10 “community agreements” — which included a commitment to interrupt “violent behavior or rhetoric that expresses all forms of hate” — and a special section of the green space it labeled “Poppies for Palestine.” 4

The pledge list breached Parks Department guidelines, the city said when r

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