January 1, EXPOSED: Coordinated Global Protest Machine Targets Israel With Unified Playbook

Wyatt’s Take

• Radical left groups and foreign-funded operatives are running a worldwide campaign to demonize Israel with the same signs, slogans and tactics from city to city.
• Behind the street marches sits a well-funded network that includes CodePink and a Shanghai-based tech tycoon already under House investigation for alleged ties to the Chinese Communist Party.
• The same organizers openly push “intifada” language and calls to blockade government buildings and corporate hubs, turning protest into a coordinated pressure campaign against a key American ally.

The documents show the messages, banners and media strategy were prepared weeks in advance of the so-called “global day of action” against Israel.

Organizers instructed groups to “shut down city squares,” “encircle government buildings” and “blockade complicit corporate hubs.”

The document declares, “This is not a symbolic march and not a routine protest.”

Fox News Digital traced 179 organizations in the coalition and mapped 322 planned events across three continents.

Some groups openly use the word “intifada,” a term tied to past waves of deadly attacks on Israeli civilians.

CodePink, one of the lead groups, has taken $1.33 million from Neville Roy Singham, a Shanghai-based tech executive now facing scrutiny from the House Ways and Means Committee.

CodePink co-founder Jodie Evans, who married Singham in 2017, marched in New York last week behind activists chanting, “Long live the intifada.”

Evans told Fox News Digital that Singham supports CodePink’s work to “stand up when violent things are happening.”

The campaign materials were printed in seven languages and distributed to activists worldwide, complete with matching graphics and slogans.

Signs carried in Kuala Lumpur matched the exact posters uploaded to the coalition’s shared folders.

One recommended slogan reads, “Israel Kills. The Media Justifies.”

Another declares, “1,100 Days of Israeli Genocide — The Killing Continues.”

The alliance’s steering committee includes former British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, pro-communist former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis, and former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams.

The stated goal goes beyond street protests.

Organizers want to pressure governments into cutting arms sales and trade ties with Israel while flooding lawmakers with coordinated letters and briefings.

The campaign documents describe the effort as a push to “turn public outrage into collective leverage.”

Wyatt Matters

Middle America wants clear-eyed policy that puts American security and our allies first, not imported protest scripts written by foreign-funded activists who cheer violence against Israel while our own communities pay the price for open borders and endless foreign entanglements.