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The available reporting shows that the claim has a factual basis: leaked documents and reporting indicate Israel funded a coordinated effort to recruit and pay U.S. influencers to publish pro‑Israel p...
Reports center on a $900,000 contract tied to an influencer campaign for Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and say roughly $552,946 was allocated for influencers between June and September, leading...
Documents filed under the U.S. Foreign Agents Registration Act show the Israeli Foreign Ministry allocated roughly $900,000 to an “Influencer Campaign” running June–November 2025, managed by Bridges P...
Israel has funded organized influencer activity aimed at shaping pro‑Israel narratives online, with multiple reports citing a roughly program that recruited paying up to and operating under project na...
Yes — reporting based on Department of Justice (FARA) filings and media investigations shows that the Israeli government has funded organized influencer and digital-rights campaigns as part of an expa...
Documents filed under the U.S. Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) and reported by Responsible Statecraft and others show a roughly $900,000 influencer campaign run for Israel from mid‑June to late...