Am I the only one getting more and more curious and suspicious about how rapidly the anti-Israel pro-Intifada, "Death to the IDF" demonstrations took over the world after Israel was brutally and perversely attacked on October 7, 2023?
Who was behind it?
Follow the Money...
There wasn't a "simple" military attack on Israel. Well prepared and armed Gazan terrorists attacked innocent Israeli civilians and visitors. It was obvious that the Israeli victims were taken by surprise. They suffered murder, rape and even desecration of bodies, and the Arab terrorists, young and old, publicly bragged on social media of their perverse cruelty and enthusiastic killing. In some cases, they even took the cellphones of their victims to proudly publicize their crimes.
More than 1,400 Israelis, including Arabs, visitors and foreign workers were murdered in the most barbaric ways.
More than 5,500 people were wounded.
251 hostages were taken to Gaza strip. Govt info
How would you expect the world to react to such crimes?
How did the world react? Israel was condemned for existing. The posters and T-shirts seem to have already been printed for the demonstrators. There was nothing spontaneous in the condemnation of Israel.
Please think about it... As time goes on, I'm getting more and more suspicious. Foreign governments and NGOs had to have known in advance. Something stinks...
I'd like your opinion. Share to others, please.
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My feeling is that this was a very well planned and well executed attack and the results have been horrendous. I was trying to post it with my name and it’s not allowing me so I will post my name here.
Shira
Shira, so do you also think the international condemnation of Israel was part of the plan?
https://govextra.gov.il/mda/october-7/october7/what-happened-on-the-7th-of-october/
yes, I used the link in the post
The foundation for the demo/pr has been in the works for years (and summarized below by ai):
Large-scale anti-Israel marketing and demonstrations following the October 7, 2023 attacks were funded by a mixture of wealthy progressive megadonors, complex non-profit "fiscal sponsor" networks, institutional grants, and grassroots donations.
The high volume and swift organization of these demonstrations was driven by existing, decades-old activist infrastructure, coordinated social media mobilization, and sharp ideological divisions regarding Israel's military campaign in Gaza.
## Who Funded the Marketing and Demonstrations?
Investigative reports and public tax filings reveal several major streams of financial backing for groups organizing the protests—such as Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP), and the ANSWER Coalition:
* Left-of-Center Philanthropies: Major progressive foundations, including the Open Society Foundations (founded by George Soros), the Tides Foundation, and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, routinely provided significant grants to activist groups prior to and following October 7.
* Fiscal Sponsors (Concealed Networks): Non-profit clearinghouses like WESPAC Foundation and the Alliance for Global Justice (AFGJ) provided the legal, tax-exempt infrastructure to manage and funnel millions of dollars to decentralized campus and street-protest groups. This mechanism often obscures the identity of individual donors.
* Wealthy Individuals: Tech mogul Neville Roy Singham, a millionaire based in Shanghai, was linked to the funding of far-left groups like CodePink and The People’s Forum, which coordinated widespread anti-Israel and anti-U.S. policy actions.
* Academic and Foreign Soft Power: Critics and watchdogs point to billions of dollars in foreign institutional funding from Middle Eastern countries, notably Qatar, to Western universities over the past few decades. Research suggests these long-term investments helped shape campus political climates well before 2023.
## Why Were There So Many Demonstrations?
The overwhelming volume and rapid scale of the demonstrations can be attributed to several political, organizational, and digital factors:
* Pre-Existing Infrastructure: Organizations like the Palestine Solidarity Campaign in the UK and SJP in the US did not build their networks from scratch; they mobilized an established, highly sophisticated organizing apparatus within hours of the initial attack.
* The Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza: As Israel launched its massive counter-offensive and blockade, high casualty numbers and widespread destruction in Gaza fueled deep public outrage. For many demonstrators, the protests were an urgent response to what they viewed as war crimes, civilian suffering, and human rights violations.
* Ideological Alignment (Intersectionality): Modern Western activism heavily utilizes an "intersectional" framework that links domestic social justice issues (such as racial justice and anti-colonialism) directly to the Palestinian cause. This allowed organizers to pull in broad support from climate, labor, and minority student groups.
* Social Media and Algorithmic Reach: Platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and X (formerly Twitter) acted as massive force multipliers. Digital forensics firms highlighted intense coordination on social media, driven both by genuine civilian documentation of the war and by a high volume of inauthentic accounts or bot networks aiming to shape public opinion.
Thanks for the information
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