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“Since October 7, ISGAP has published 12 reports uncovering tens of billions in undisclosed foreign funding.” — Dr. Charles Asher Small, Executive Director of ISGAP (@asherchas)
Since the Hamas massacre on October 7, the normalization of antisemitism in higher education has accelerated—and so has our work.
In testimony before the U.S. Senate @HELP Committee, Dr. Small highlighted our 12 comprehensive reports exposing billions of unreported foreign funding to U.S. universities—primarily from Qatar.
This funding doesn’t just bypass federal transparency laws—it fuels antisemitic, anti-democratic, anti-American ideology, distorts academic discourse, and compromises institutional independence.
Watch the full Senate testimony: help.senate.gov/hearings/ant…
Explore ISGAP’s Follow the Money reports to learn which institutions are complicit—and what must be done to stop it:isgap.org/follow-the-money
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🔈A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION: For years, we at ISGAP investigated Qatar Foundation International (QFI), a U.S.-based arm of Qatar’s ruling family’s education network, and uncovered what we believe was a far-reaching influence campaign operating under the banner of Arabic language and cultural education. Our research found that QFI directed more than $65 million into over 220 American educational programs, reaching schools, universities, and teacher-training initiatives across the country. Now, QFI has informed its partners that it is winding down its U.S. operations — and it happened just 1 week after our latest report exposing them.
Charles Small, our executive director of ISGAP, said the reported closure would not eliminate concerns about Qatari influence in U.S. education.
“While we welcome QFI’s…closure, the broader network of influence remains intact,” Small told JNS.
“The lesson here is simple: protecting American education cannot depend on the voluntary withdrawal of foreign-funded organizations,” he said.
Dr. Charles also added that Congress should ensure that “foreign funding and influence in American educational institutions, and throughout our nation, are subject to the transparency and accountability the public deserves.”
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🚨Analysis of survey data shows that attitudes among younger Americans (particularly Gen Z) are showing a notable shift when it comes to perceptions of Jews, Israel, and related historical knowledge.
According to data from Yale Youth Polling, only about 24% of 18-22 year olds believe Israel should exist as a Jewish state, compared with much higher support among older generations.
Perhaps most concerning are findings that 63% of Millennials and Gen Z did not know six million Jews were murdered in the Holocaust. Only 44% were familiar with camps such as Auschwitz concentration camp and Dachau concentration camp. 10% either denied the Holocaust happened or were unsure, and 23% believed the number of Jewish victims had been exaggerated.
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Source: “The Washington Monthly” on Substack. @monthly
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The Telegraph recently reported that more than a quarter of undergraduates believe the October 7 Hamas attacks were “defensible”, according to a survey.
The findings suggested that students were more likely to believe the atrocities were justifiable than the public, the Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) said.
There are claims that anti-Semitism has become “normalised” on university campuses since the Hamas-led terror attacks in 2023, in which 1,200 people were killed and 251 taken hostage.
HEPI’s survey of 1,018 students aged 18 to 21 found that 28 per cent said they believed the proscribed terrorist organisation’s attacks were “defensible”, with only 34 per cent saying they were “indefensible”.
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MAJOR FINDINGS⚡️: Qatar has quietly become one of the most influential foreign players in the United States, with estimates suggesting it has spent between $100 billion to over $400 billion since 2010 embedding itself across American institutions. Its money flows into nearly every sector of public life—Congress, universities, think tanks, media, real estate, defense, and corporate America.
Reporting in a recent @TheFP article also points to Qatar’s political and diplomatic proximity to U.S. power structures. There are strong connections between Qatari money and Washington insiders, lobbyists, and former U.S. officials, including investments tied to figures in multiple administrations and lobbying contracts across DC firms.
🚨Considering Qatar is a tiny country with a very small population, which is the base for Hamas leadership, and loyalties to the Muslim Brotherhood, this should be setting off alarm bells! 🚨
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🚨NO KIDDING, CANADA!?: After such grotesque displays of blatant Jew hatred across Canada over the last week, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced on Monday a new federal advisory council to combat antisemitism, warning that a surge in hate crimes means the country is failing to protect Jewish Canadians - as reported in The Jerusalem Post.
Speaking at a Toronto synagogue, Carney said antisemitism in Canada “has surged to levels not seen in the post-war period.”
Of 1,342 religion-based hate crimes reported in 2024, roughly 70% targeted the Jewish community, which makes up about 1% of Canada’s population, government data shows.
Carney unveiled the Ministerial Advisory Council on Rights, Equality, and Inclusion, tasked with addressing antisemitism and other forms of hate. The council will be chaired by Canadian Identity and Culture Minister Marc Miller.
Antisemitism demands ‘targeted response,’ says Carney. “The crisis of antisemitism in Canada today is specific, it’s severe, and it demands a targeted response,” Carney said.
In his speech on Monday, Carney cited bullets fired at Jewish schools, firebombs thrown at synagogues, and attacks targeting Jewish-owned businesses and community centers.
Carney said his government has introduced six pieces of legislation aimed at improving public safety and combating hatred. Among them is a bill which would strengthen protections for places of worship, schools and community centers and make hate-motivated crime a specific offense. The bill passed the House of Commons in March 2026 and is now before the Senate.
The government committed C$75 million ($54.19 million) in April to improve security at religious institutions, including synagogues and Jewish day schools, Carney said. It also allocated more than C$36 million last year for projects aimed at countering violent extremism.
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Source : @Jerusalem_Post
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🚨 UK Government Review Found Extremist Islamic Literature in Prisons in 9 out of 11 prisons.
In 2016, a UK government investigation into prison chaplaincies found extremist Islamist texts in 9 out of 11 prisons reviewed. The books included works by leading Muslim Brotherhood ideologues such as Hassan al-Banna, Sayyid Qutb, and Yusuf al-Qaradawi.
The investigation also raised concerns about senior prison official Ahtsham Ali, who oversaw the appointment of Muslim prison chaplains. He had previously appeared on platforms alongside alleged extremists, and who has well-documented strong links to the Muslim Brotherhood through his longtime mentor Sheikh Abdullah al-Judai, a founder of key Brotherhood institutions in Europe and co-author of one of the extremist texts found in British prisons.
A separate inquiry reportedly found that around 70% of the prison imams appointed under his oversight came from the Deobandi tradition, a conservative Islamic movement with ideological overlaps linked by critics to the Taliban and Muslim Brotherhood networks.
Following these concerns, an official investigation was launched into Ahtsham Ali, but he was ultimately cleared of wrongdoing and remains in his position today - a role he has been in for 20 years!
One of the key authors whose books were found in prisons was Yusuf al-Qaradawi, a prominent Muslim Brotherhood scholar who argued that Islam would eventually spread across Europe through ideology and proselytising, and who justified attacks on Israeli civilians, including children.
The controversy raises a broader question: Why has the British establishment been so incompetent at putting an end to this madness?
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Our report has gone viral. Have you seen it yet?
Troubling research from @ISGAP documents $65M in Qatari education funding across 220 U.S. school initiatives. According to the report, it is a self-perpetuating teacher training pipeline embedding foreign influence tied to the Muslim Brotherhood into American classrooms across multiple educational domains.
Moreover, the ISGAP says that there are virtual partnerships linking Qatar-funded U.S. classrooms with UNRWA schools, whose materials perpetuate anti-Jewish stereotypes, demonize the Jewish state and glorify terrorism.
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A 17-year-old boy has been arrested for shooting at two different synagogues in Canada.
His accomplice, another teenager, was arrested earlier this month.
Not one, but two teenagers decided that shooting synagogues with a gun was a good idea.
As Toronto Councilman David Jacobs explained, “Sadly, there is a perverse normalcy to the violent acts of antisemitism occurring on a regular basis in Canada.”
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TIME TO WAKE UP 🇺🇸: In addition to billions of dollars we’ve tracked from Qatar going into American Universities, Qatar has spent more than $65 million over the past 16 years to influence U.S. education through the “Qatar Foundation International” organization (QFI).
QFI has engaged across K–12 schools, universities, teacher training programs, and national education networks, not only promoting Arabic language education but also shaping broader curricula in subjects such as social studies, science, arts, and technology.
Our report exposes how this activity has been largely non-transparent, embedded through partnerships with federally funded university resource centers and professional education organisations, and at times involved direct oversight of lesson content, teacher training programs, and curriculum development.
The report further shows that QFI has worked to embed ideological influence within educational institutions, including promoting narratives critical of Israel and expanding its reach through trained educators who then disseminate materials to others.
We call for federal investigations into QFI. Several U.S. lawmakers quoted in the report expressed concern about foreign influence in classrooms and called for greater oversight and transparency.
WAKE UP AMERICA, TAKE ACTION AGAINST QATARI INFLUENCE NOW!
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“Given the scale, duration, and structure of these activities, this is not a series of isolated educational programs. The report specifically documents how foreign-linked funding was used to shape educational content and educator training in ways that were not transparent to institutions, regulators, or the public,” said Dr. Charles Asher Small, Executive Director of Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy. “The bipartisan reaction from members of Congress underscores the seriousness of these findings and the growing concern surrounding foreign influence within American education. These findings require decisive action. We are calling on federal authorities to conduct a full review of these activities, to examine how they intersect with publicly funded programs, and to ensure that transparency and accountability are upheld across the entire education system.”
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MANY LEFT SPEECHLESS: A youth session at this year’s Muslim Association of Canada convention involved a presentation with the words “Jew free” in what appeared to be one of the world goals it aspired to create in the future.
During one session, titled “Visionaries of the Ummah: Youth Activism Lab,” an ex-MAC director of education called Khaled Al-Qazzaz repeatedly praised al-Banna, the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt.
Al-Qazzaz described al-Banna as “a pioneer” and said, “some of the scholars consider him one of the Mujaddidun of this past century, the one who revived Islam in this past century.”
The Muslim Association of Canada receives funding from the federal government, and is renowned for law fare antics around policing free speech, while in the privacy of their own conferences, is opening promoting a “Jew free” vision of the future.
How much longer must we keep tolerating the intolerable?
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THE LOWEST OF THE LOW🚨:
A disturbing story out of Toronto has sparked outrage after volunteers searching for a missing 14-year-old Jewish girl named Esther (“Esti”) said that posters appealing for help have been repeatedly torn down across the city.
Esther, who has been missing for more than a week and is reportedly on the autism spectrum, became the focus of a large community search involving police and hundreds of volunteers.
Family representatives and Jewish community leaders described the removal of the posters as “cruel” and “deeply upsetting,” with some fearing antisemitism may be motivating the vandalism, drawing comparisons to the tearing down of Israeli hostage posters after October 7.
The incidents have intensified concerns about the rising anti-Jewish hostility in Canada (following the lynched effigy in Montreal) even in the context of a missing child search.
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CANADA, WHAT HAPPENED TO YOU?
Gone are the days of friendly Canada, where everything is always fine. The nation is being possessed by endless “pro-Palestine” rallies which are just a front for blatant Jew hatred, and Muslim Brotherhood destabilisation tactics.
In this video from Montreal we see disturbing scenes from depicting a hung effigy of a Jew.
Canada, how much longer will you tolerate the intolerable?
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Western institutions have become saturated with antisemitism of all kinds. Here at @ISGAP we have been investigating the Qatari/Muslim Brotherhood infiltration into the Education system - however, this is by no means the end.
In a recent article in The Jerusalem Post, an American Jewish cardiologist told the US Committee on Education and Workforce that his union supports terrorists and excludes Israeli workers from employment.
He then testified that CIR meets the United States government’s own definition of antisemitism, and urged legislative action to protect medical trainees from being compelled – with federal dollars – to financially support an organization engaged in such conduct.
CIR has publicly posted in support of Mahmoud Khalil, the Columbia University organizer, despite his connection to organizations linked to Hamas or those espousing pro-Hamas views.
CIR and affiliated accounts have also posted publicly in support of Dr. Rasha Alawieh, a physician who made documented public statements expressing sympathy for Hezbollah.
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Who would have believed that within living memory of such atrocities, Germany has found itself walking that dangerous road of Jew hatred once again?
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According to an article in the Times of Israel, Germany continues to face persistently high levels of antisemitism, with 2,197 anti-Jewish incidents recorded in Berlin in 2025, according to a report published Wednesday by Germany’s Federal Association of Departments for Research and Information on Antisemitism, known as RIAS.
The figure was down about 13 percent from 2,521 incidents the previous year, but remained more than double pre-October 7, 2023, levels.
In the state of Hesse, RIAS noted a record 1,099 antisemitic incidents in 2025, an 18% increase from the previous year and nearly six times higher than before Hamas launched its war against Israel in late 2023.
“The threat to Jewish life is worse than at any time since the Holocaust,” Hesse antisemitism commissioner Uwe Becker said in a statement following the report.
RIAS highlighted 40 violent incidents in Berlin during the year, including a stabbing attack in February at the Holocaust Memorial in which a young man was wounded in the neck.
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