House Judiciary Alleges Biden Admin Funded Anti-Netanyahu Groups, Terror Ties

The House Judiciary Committee has accused the Biden-Harris administration of misusing taxpayer funds by providing grants to U.S. and Israeli NGOs that supported protests against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government and its judicial reform measures. According to the committee's memo and investigation, nearly $1 billion was funneled over several years to approximately 1,000 anti-Netanyahu organizations, some of which allegedly have ties to terrorist groups designated by Israel. Key recipients include Israeli NGOs Blue White Future and the Movement for Quality Government, which received funding for activities ranging from protest organization to civic activism training in schools. U.S. nonprofits such as PEF Israel Endowment Funds, Jewish Communal Fund, and Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors were also implicated for transferring millions in grants to protest-related groups. The Biden administration's agencies, including USAID and the State Department, are accused of enabling this funding, potentially violating U.S. laws restricting public funds from supporting political activities. Blue White Future denied these allegations, calling them baseless and threatening legal action against continued false claims, while Israeli officials expressed concern over the scale of foreign involvement in domestic Israeli politics.