Anti-Israel activists take part in Saturday’s “No Kings” demonstrations across the country

New York City organizers involved in the global uprising to destroy the State of Israel moved on Friday to join controversial “No Kings” protests scheduled for today, despite a peace deal reached between Israel and Hamas.

UAW Labor for Palestine and NYC Labor for Palestine quietly posted a call to action for “Palestinian Labor Solidarity Unity” to meet Saturday at 11 a.m. in Duarte Plaza at the corner of Grand Street and Canal Street in midtown Manhattan and then flock to #NoKings protests planned to protest President Donald Trump.

They are not alone. Across the country, anti-Israel blocs are dividing themselves into “No Kings” protests as “Palestinian unity” and “Unity Socialism,” putting their messages “front and center,” in the words of Seattle activists, “from Providence to Palestine.”

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Experts say that this alignment confirms a strategic axis in the next phase of the global uprising, as it carries an anti-Israel message in any high-energy civil protest, even after Hamas agreed to a ceasefire, by linking “Free Palestine” to internal battles such as immigration, customs, police, and “fascism.”

Billionaire donor George Soros is said to fund several organizations leading the No Kings protests, such as Indivisible, whose founders, Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin, received a two-year, $3 million grant last year from Soros’ Open Society Foundations for “social welfare activities.” Details about the weaving of “Palestinian unity” into the “No Kings” protests raise new questions about how major Democratic donors like Soros funnel nonprofit dollars into a professional protest industry that is divisive, partisan, and potentially violates tax and nonprofit laws.

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Behind the patriotic sentiments and images of the protests, a Fox News Digital investigation revealed that the movement’s polished “pro-democracy” brand hides a coordinated network of tax-exempt Democratic nonprofits, labor unions, political action committees, coalitions, and for-profit protest consultants, which includes some of the most ferocious anti-Israel activists, including groups Self-proclaimed socialists such as the Party of Socialism and Liberation, and the Democratic Socialists of Israel. America and Students for a Democratic Society.

According to A Public database Among the protest organizers, gathered by the Pearl Project, a journalism initiative, the protest’s “partners” include 265 mostly nonprofit organizations, including some anti-Israel groups, such as Jewish Voice for Peace, which are exploiting their nonprofit interests to wage political warfare against the incumbent president. Their nonprofit status protects them from paying taxes on most of their total annual revenue of $2.9 billion, even while they engage in partisan work they’re not supposed to. They claim they skirt, if not violate, tax and nonprofit laws, critics say. Event organizers did not return requests for comment.

“They call it ‘No Kings,’ but what they’ve built is an empire of tax-exempt organizations doing Democratic Party work on taxpayer money,” said Jenica Bounds, a computer scientist who runs one of the platforms. DataRepublican.comFollow the money on these organizations. “They use every excuse in the book, from immigration to Israel, to stirring up anger in America. There is nothing ‘charitable’ about their professional protest project, and they should be investigated for stirring up so much hatred in America behind the shield of ‘philanthropy.’”

Trump has already said he has ordered the Justice Department to investigate possible violations of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act. (Rico). Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, has opened an investigation tracking money to anti-Israel groups, including some that would carry their protest signs to “No Kings” demonstrations.

“The Trump administration and the Republican Congress are committed to confronting this network of left-wing violence,” Texas Republican Senator Ted Cruz told Fox News Digital.

Last week, House Speaker Mike Johnson described the protests as a “hate march for America.” On June 14, during the No Kings protest in Philadelphia, Palestinian Unity activists, including those from the Council on American-Islamic Relations and the Democratic Socialists of America, hissed as a woman sang the national anthem.

“Boo! Boo!” They shouted, covering their faces with the keffiyeh, carrying Palestinian flags, and interrupting passersby, “Zionist!”

While organizers insist the movement crosses party lines, its structure tells a different story.

The protest network’s official “partners” include 24 Democratic political action committees that do not hide their partisan agenda, dedicated to electing Democratic politicians. Among them is the huge organized group Indivisible work, Hollywood Democrats And the Democratic National Committee Washtenaw County Democratic Party in michigan, Westside Democratic headquarters in los angeles, Wellston Democratic Renewal Club in northern california, 504 Democratic Club and College Democrats of America.

“They call it ‘No Kings,’ but what they’ve built is an empire of tax-exempt organizations doing the work of the Democratic Party on taxpayer money.” -Jenica Bounds, from DataRepublican.com,

The slogan of Field Team 6, another political action committee, is “Register Democrats. Save the World.” However, these political action committees are only one layer of a much larger party infrastructure.

About a third, or 79, of the groups behind the No Kings protests carry 501(c)(3) status, meaning their donors get tax deductions while the groups face strict restrictions for doing “philanthropic,” not political, work. They are supposed to be nonpartisan. However, most of them clearly stated political agendas.

attic Donation pageone of the protest partners, “Building Resistance,” states a party mission “to fight tyranny, fascism, and Donald [sic]Donations go to the Oil and Gas Action Network, a 501(c)(3) that reported $1.9 million in revenue in its most recent tax filing.

Another 100 are 501(c)(4) political nonprofits that may do limited lobbying but still cannot devote themselves primarily to political work. Meanwhile, 24 501(c)(5) nonprofit labor organizations, such as the labor unions that marched against Israel in New York and the San Francisco Bay Area, also have limits on the amount of political action they can do.

Obviously, the protests are all about politics. Private protest Internal online ‘toolkit’ He mentions Trump 12 times and explicitly describes the mobilization as a direct stand against “the Trump administration,” “Trump and his supporters,” and “President Trump’s authoritarian takeover” in a partisan-focused campaign.

In Rhode Island, Free Palestine Unity activists will march “From Boycott to Palestine” to “Fight Fascism! Fight Genocide.” He links the battles against ICE enforcement officers to the battles of Palestinians, noting, “The military occupation and ICE violence are wreaking havoc on black and people of color communities in D.C., Los Angeles, Chicago — and here in Providence. And on the streets of American cities, the same weapons and surveillance technologies that the Israeli military used to destroy Gaza are being used in escalating ways against us. What we allow The fascists and what they are doing in Palestine will do to the whole world, and it is our duty to resist them and fight for a free Palestine.

And in Northern California, activists with Bay Area Labor 4 Palestine and the Local Service Employees International Union 1021 Announce Yesterday, “The struggle for a liberated Palestine is not over and cannot be ignored,” read a graphic of the “No to Kings” protest. They asked their followers to “bring flags, banners, scarves and art” to the “No Kings” rally in Oakland, California, at Wilma Chan Park off Jackson Street.

In New York City, the Palestinian Labor Solidarity Unit said its message would be very specific: “Stop arming Israel! Fund our communities, not genocide and occupation! End ice, military terrorism, police… Venezuelan hands!”

Across the country, in Washington state, Seattle Against the War activists yesterday celebrated local organizers who added anti-Israel activist Tariq Raouf to their official #NoKings speaking lineup. Pointing out that he will It will be “a great opportunity for us to support the demands of the Palestinians from the belly of the beast!”

Local branch of the Party for Socialism and Liberation in Syracuse, New York, to publish A similar poster with the local chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America, which counts Democratic New York mayoral candidate Zahran Mamdani as its political candidate in New York City.

In Charlotte, North Carolina, the local chapter of the Party of Socialism and Liberation Make a call To the members who will be gathering at 10am tomorrow for the local #NoKings protest at First Ward Park: “Join Palestinian Unity @ THE ‘NO KINGS’ RALLY…MEET ON THE PLAYGROUND.”

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With local partners, including the 501(c)(3) nonprofit Jewish Voice for Peace, activists in the Party for Socialism and Liberation indicated that, after the ceasefire, they would “continue the struggle for a free Palestine.” Some groups in Palestinian Unity are part of a broader network of publicly recognized protest partners, such as 50501.

In Eugene, Oregon, activists with the Socialism and Liberation Party Mobilize members To meet “Socialist Unity” at the corner of Mill Road and Eighth Avenue to “March for a Free Palestine” and remove ICE officers “from our communities.”

In Portland, a local Palestinian American activist declared, “The Nakba is not over yet!” In reference to the “humiliation” resulting from the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948. She summoned activists to “No to Kings” protests: “‼️Show up for Palestine‼️.”