Israeli Report Reveals $250 Million Funded Pro-Palestinian Groups in US Supporting Terror and Incitement

A unique financial investigation by Israel's Ministry of Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism has uncovered that around 20 pro-Palestinian organizations operating in the United States have raised over $250 million. These groups, which publicly present themselves as civil society or human rights organizations, are accused of supporting terrorist entities, inciting hatred, and engaging in illegal activities. The comprehensive report highlights how these organizations use seemingly legitimate donation mechanisms to funnel resources to groups linked directly or indirectly to terrorism.

The research reveals repeated patterns of connections between these organizations and designated terrorist groups in Israel, the US, and Europe. Some of the funds were transferred through intermediary entities acting as conduits to terror-affiliated actors. The report also notes coordinated campaigns and extensive public activities that go beyond legitimate discourse, potentially fueling extremism, incitement, and violence.

Following the report's publication, Israeli Minister of Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism, Amichai Shikli, sent letters to US congressional leaders and law enforcement agencies urging them to take action against these organizations. Shikli emphasized that the era of "double game" organizations hiding behind a benign civil society facade while supporting terror is over. Avi Cohen Skali, CEO of the ministry, added that these tax-exempt groups are prohibited from political activity under US law but nonetheless promote anti-Israel agendas, antisemitism, and terror incitement. The ministry pledged to continue exposing the links between these "innocent" civil organizations and terrorist groups.