The deep unpopularity of Israel’s post–Oct. 7 military offensives among Americans spurred Israel to reassess the scope & structure of its influence operations. This comprehensive report details how Israel reinvented its public relations strategy by hiring registered foreign agents directly so that it could control messaging and target specific demographics.
PragerU is trying to take over American schools. It is now an official educational partner in at least ten states. It is led by a former Israeli spy who has stated she uses the tactics and techniques honed by IDF military intelligence on the American people.
If you do not support Israel, if you platform or say anything we deem “antisemitic”, we will “TARGET THEM” and start a fund for their opponent
A tranche of more than 100,000 hacked emails from former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak reveal that the pair had “intimate, oftentimes daily correspondence,” during which they discussed “political and business strategy as Epstein coordinated meetings for Barak with other members of his elite circles.”
The State Legislator Israel Caucus says it’s an independent nonprofit, but the Israeli government discreetly paid for its first D.C. junket. Its aim is to set up a system to distribute pro-Israel “model legislation” to state lawmakers around the country
A new report maps a network of Israel advocacy groups that work to influence Berlin to discredit the UN agency for Palestinian refugees. ‘The debate over UNRWA was definitely not evidence-based.’
Interfaith Action for Palestine took on Christians United for Israel Tuesday for a marathon day of lobbying on Capitol Hill.
The dangers of allowing any other nation to access our sensitive military technologies are obvious, including the fact that back doors and spyware can be installed that will most certainly be used by the Israelis to influence U.S. policy.
Mehdi asks who’s really telling the truth about Gaza in his latest 60-second rant. Benjamin Netanyahu or dozens and dozens of UN officials, legal scholars, historians, and human rights groups?
Internal emails reveal changes resulted directly from complaints by pro-Israel activists, with the museum and its director subsequently misleading prominent critics