Peloni: It is remarkable that the overseas network of Leftist allies in America which seem to have made the extraordinary protest movements in Israel possible is being unveiled by the financial footsteps left behind by that very same overseas network of Leftist allies in America. In fact, the need for America to free its own nation from being captured by an elitist cabal may soon require the prosecution of not only their own Leftist elites, but those with whom they worked in Israel at the expense of immense sums of US taxpayer dollars, simply to corrupt and control America’s greatest ally in the world from acting in its own self interest in establishing an independence from the corruption in Israel, which was itself tied back to the corruption in America. I have often made the statement that what begins in America does not remain in America. This was true of the corruption and capture of the Deep State in America, but it will also prove to be true of the process to free America from that same state of corruption and capture as we are witnessing take place currently.
Avi Abelow | June 1, 2026
Anti-government protests over judicial reform financed by US govt under the Biden administration. Screengrab via Youtube
The deeper the investigations go, the clearer the picture becomes.
For years, many Israelis in the national, right-wing, religious camp have felt that we were not simply facing political opposition. We were facing an entrenched network of unelected power centers of the political left, operating through the legal system, parts of the security establishment, academia, media institutions, and taxpayer-funded NGOs. A system that could not consistently win elections, yet somehow continued controlling the direction of the country regardless of the will of the voters. Screaming “democracy” at their protests and in the media, while ignoring actual democracy.
Now, evidence emerging from investigations in the United States is beginning to expose something even bigger.
The Israeli deep state of unelected officials did not operate alone.
According to findings being examined by congressional investigators in the United States, millions of dollars reportedly flowed from American government-connected sources, progressive foundations, and left-wing funding networks into Israeli organizations that played central roles in anti-government activism and the campaign against the Netanyahu government, including groups involved in the mass protests against judicial reform.
Looking back, we can better understand why President Biden’s Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, took the extraordinary step of meeting with leaders of the anti-Netanyahu protest movement when visiting Israel. In normal diplomatic practice, foreign officials engage with a country’s elected leadership, not with organizations working to undermine that leadership from the streets.
At the time, many Israelis viewed those meetings as highly inappropriate. Today, as more information emerges about the financial and political ties between the Biden administration, USAID, American progressive networks and Israel’s anti-government protest infrastructure, those meetings raise even more troubling questions. Were they merely diplomatic outreach, or part of a broader effort by ideological allies on both sides of the ocean working toward the same political objective?
What makes these revelations particularly disturbing is that Hamas documents found by the IDF in Gaza viewed the internal divisions tearing Israeli society apart during that period as a strategic opportunity.
Today, as investigations reportedly uncover connections between organizations behind those protests and funding streams linked to the Biden administration and American progressive networks, an even more troubling picture emerges.
While no one is suggesting that those funding the protests intended to strengthen Hamas, Hamas clearly interpreted Israel’s unprecedented internal turmoil, reserve-duty refusals, and warnings of military weakness as signs that the Jewish state was vulnerable.
The fact that our enemies saw these divisions as an invitation to attack should force a serious reckoning about the consequences of the Biden administration fueling political warfare inside Israel during a time of growing regional threats.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan stated:
“Our government is sending American tax dollars to NGOs that are undermining our ally—our best ally—the State of Israel.”
That statement should send shockwaves through every Israeli who believes in democracy.
Because what many of us have been arguing for years is now becoming harder and harder to dismiss as a conspiracy theory.
The same political left, progressive ideological forces that captured institutions across America appear to have been deeply intertwined with the forces attempting to shape Israeli politics from behind the scenes.
The same worldview.
The same networks.
The same donors.
The same obsession with removing right-wing, religious, nationalist governments that refuse to submit to the agenda of unelected elites of the political left.
This is why so many Israelis have felt that the judicial reform battle was never merely a domestic disagreement over legal procedure.
It felt like something much larger.
Because it was.
While the Israeli public repeatedly elected governments committed to strengthening Jewish national identity, restoring democratic accountability, securing our borders, and confronting our enemies, an alternative power structure existed that always behaved as though elections were merely recommendations.
Attorney generals overruled elected ministers.
Supreme Court justices expanded powers never explicitly granted to them, neutering the ability of the government to dictate policy or appointments.
Senior bureaucrats blocked government policies they ideologically opposed.
Protest organizations received enormous institutional, and mainstream media, backing while portraying themselves as spontaneous grassroots movements.
And whenever citizens raised concerns, they were mocked as extremists for daring to question the system.
Yet today, even international investigations are asking questions about the financial and organizational relationships behind these movements.
Israeli Constitutional Law Professor Moshe Cohen-Eliya, once an active protestor against Netanyahu’s judicial reform, is today one of the staunchest supporters of judicial reform as his involvement in the protest movement helped him see the absolute corruption and overreach of Israel’s whole legal system. He now argues that Israel’s crisis is not simply political but structural. He has described a system in which unelected institutions, including the legal system and the most senior national legal positions, accumulated power while remaining largely insulated from democratic accountability.
The tragic reality is that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his governments have repeatedly discovered the limits of what elected leaders can do when nearly every major legal institution closes ranks to protect itself.
Attempts to reform the legal system are blocked.
Investigations move in one direction.
When allegations involve Netanyahu, his associates, members of his government, or military officers who challenged the accepted narrative surrounding October 7th and the war, investigations often appear to move with remarkable speed. Leaks quickly find their way to the media. Headlines dominate the evening news. Public pressure is immediate and relentless.
But when allegations involve senior legal, judicial, or security establishment figures, the pattern often appears very different.
Questions surrounding MK Gilad Kariv’s leak of a classified document from a closed Knesset committee generated no media attention. The Military Advocate General’s role in promoting allegations against IDF soldiers that is the greatest blood libel against Jews in history, including the dissemination of a video later challenged as misleading evidence, never received the same level of scrutiny directed at other cases. Likewise, questions surrounding leaks to major media outlets regarding highly sensitive operational matters, including reports related to Israel’s preparations before the war against Iran, seemed to disappear from public discussion almost as quickly as they emerged. None of these got investigated.
Whether every individual allegation ultimately proves justified is not the central issue.
The issue is the growing perception among many Israelis that there are two systems of accountability: one for supporters of Netanyahu and his policies and another for members of the legal, security, and bureaucratic establishment always working to topple Netanyahu and his governments.
When investigations are aggressively pursued in one direction while appearing to stall, disappear, or receive minimal media attention in the other, public trust inevitably erodes.
Democracy cannot function when large segments of the public believe that enforcement is selective, scrutiny is unequal, and accountability depends less on what was done than on who did it.
That perception, whether one agrees with it or not, lies at the heart of the growing crisis of confidence between Israel’s citizens and many of the institutions that claim to serve them, especially the justice system.
Enforcement is selective.
Accountability mechanisms often vanish when they threaten the right people.
When the gatekeepers investigate themselves, meaningful reform becomes almost impossible.
Which is precisely why these financial investigations matter so much.
Because while the Israeli deep state has largely succeeded in protecting itself through its legal infrastructure, it may have far greater difficulty explaining financial relationships that cross borders, involve foreign funding networks, and potentially implicate American institutions and tax dollars.
If the investigations continue uncovering what many suspect they will uncover, then the exposure itself may achieve what political battles inside Israel could not.
Sunlight is often more powerful than legislation.
Financial records are often harder to manipulate than media narratives.
And facts have a way of surviving even when institutions try to bury them.
The irony is extraordinary.
For years, Israelis on the Right were accused of threatening democracy.
Yet if American taxpayer money was indeed helping fund organizations working to undermine the policies of Israel’s democratically elected government, then one of the greatest threats to Israeli democracy is not coming from elected officials but from an international alliance of political left bureaucratic, legal, philanthropic, and political actors operating beyond public accountability, all in the name of “democracy”.
The Israeli people deserve to know who funded what.
Who coordinated with whom.
Which organizations received money.
What activities were financed.
And how deeply foreign political interests became embedded inside Israel’s internal political struggle.
This is not about Left versus Right.
This is about democracy versus manipulation.
It is about whether the citizens of Israel choose their future through elections, or whether powerful networks operating above and beyond electoral accountability get to decide for them.
If Professor Moshe Cohen-Eliya is correct, then the financial trail now being exposed may ultimately accomplish what years of political struggle could not.
Not because it will defeat the deep state overnight.
But because it may finally expose it.
And once enough people see how the system actually works, protecting it becomes far more difficult than defending it.
As I always say, strengthen your faith in God. We will overcome our internal challenges and our external enemies.
Am Yisrael Chai!!
Exposure of those responsible is crucial.
If the problem in Israel is structural, is it due to faulty design of the government from the beginning? Or is it due to a group of individuals who carefully planned the takeover of the Israeli government from within the government so that it could ultimately control the Israeli government without ever having to win an election?
Because if it is the latter, it is not unique to the Israeli government but can be seen having occurred in the United States, Canada, the UK, and European governments, as well as in Australia and New Zealand.
Indeed, as Klaus Schwab of the WEF boasted, “We have our own people inside governments all over the world.”
The plan which has been supported by what appears to be left wing governments is to have a permanent ruling elite made up of the most elite international corporations. That plan is by definition, fascism. It is as “democratic” as the Democratic Republic of Korea.
By the way, as the group Promethean Action has maintained, the impetus behind all of this can be traced to the British Empire which now operates from the City of London. The British economic system revolves around wealth extraction from countries all over the world. In addition, the goal of perpetual war (whether that be in the Middle East or Ukraine), was for profiting from war and profit from rebuilding efforts following the war. Natural resources have been extracted from countries and governments that would not go along with their resources being plundered would be brought down. From the late 1940’s onward the City of London used the CIA as their military and enforcement personnel.
Assassinations were used to remove those in power who refused to accept the enslavement offered by the British imperial system. The CIA and the City of London specialized in drug trafficking, human trafficking, child trafficking, sex trafficking, and weapons trafficking. These funded their weapons and ammunition procurement making off the book financial transactions possible so the American people would never know what the CIA or other intel agencies were doing.
Once you see the tentacles of the octopus with the body of the Octopus sitting in the City of London, and understand the role the British system and the CIA have played, you cannot unsee it. They have reached into the Israeli government and are intent on overturning everything that runs counter to their interests.
Now my question to Israelis is: what do you want to do about it?
Is any candidate for PM willing to take this issue on?
What is the best way to find the traitors inside the Israeli government?
If you look at this like it is a mere disagreement between conservative candidates and so-called “progressive” candidates, it cannot be solved, because in a democracy everyone has a right to their political opinions.
But if you understand that these people have agreed to do a job which involves undermining the Israeli government unless a “progressive” is in office, it is no longer a political disagreement, it is a coup. People involved in overthrowing the government from inside the government are engaging in treasonous behavior.
Since the judicial branch of government is part of the coup, I would recommend that bringing all the traitors to justice would involve military tribunals. We all know that bringing these traitors to justice through the Israeli judicial system as it is will not yield justice at all.
I hope to see efforts to end these ongoing coup attempts in governments all around the world.
What they are doing has nothing whatsoever to do with democracy. It is a coup and it is all about maintaining power without having to win elections, at the expense of the people of the country.
Let your countrymen know that “democracy” when they speak the word is code for the word power. They are not demonstrating to save democracy but to save their diminishing power.
The republic of UNELECTED judges in France is a great example.
A judge and not the Gov or the president decided to propose a moratorium on immigration!!!
Mind boggling!
But Macron backstabs Lebanon and IL in support of Hezbollahs and Iran!
Backstabbing the US!