International NGOs should work toward the goal of ensuring human rights for all citizens, everywhere. Instead, many disproportionately focus on allegations of Israeli violations and use their power and funding to promote a distorted narrative of the Arab-Israeli conflict.
Masar Badil, a group with ties to Canadian-listed terrorist entities, is convening an event titled “3 Years of Al-Aqsa Flood: Resistance & Return From the Belly of the Beast,” meant to bring together “militants, organizations, diasporas, and internationalists” in Toronto in November 2026.
After being implicated in the report, “Puppet Regime: Hamas' Coercive Grip on Aid and NGO Operations in Gaza,” many NGOs have attempted to rebut the findings.
From the opening moments of the war that began on February 28, 2026, the highly politicized NGO network immediately launched predictable and often absurd condemnations of the U.S. and Israel for ostensible “aggression” and “violations of international law.”
University campuses worldwide have become focal points for antisemitic, anti-Israel, and pro-terror activities, and academic institutions in the Netherlands are no exception. A number of radical non-governmental organizations (NGOs) work directly with students and faculty members to foment anti-Israel and anti-Jewish activities: promoting protests and encampments, distributing provocative publications, participating in campus events, and/or providing “educational” materials to students, and more.
Hamas documents from 2018–2022 expose systematic control, coercion, and manipulation of international NGOs operating in Gaza, including members of the Dutch Relief Alliance such as Norwegian Refugee Council, Handicap International, Save the Children, Oxfam Novib, War Child, and World Vision, demonstrating Hamas’ infiltration of aid frameworks, interference in project implementation and data collection, exploitation of medical facilities, and manipulation of cash-assistance mechanisms, while highlighting patterns of NGO acquiescence that facilitated the entrenchment of a terror-controlled regime.
Internal Hamas documents reveal systematic infiltration, coercion, and manipulation of international humanitarian NGOs operating in Gaza, including numerous Canadian-funded organizations , demonstrating Hamas’ control over aid mechanisms, beneficiary selection, project implementation, and medical facilities, and exposing a pattern of NGO acquiescence that enabled the diversion of humanitarian resources and the entrenchment of a terror-controlled regime.
Samidoun, a terror-linked and terror-supporting NGO, is active and expanding its presence in Sweden, raising the spectre of incitement, public unrest, and violence.
Documents retrieved from Hamas’ Ministry of Interior and National Security (MoINS) in Gaza demonstrate that international NGO World Vision’s former director of Gaza operations, Mohammed el Halabi – who was convicted by Israel for diverting aid to Hamas – was an operative for the terror group.
Captured Hamas documents analyzed by NGO Monitor indicate that German-funded NGOs in Gaza operated within a system tightly controlled by Hamas, which infiltrated NGO structures, dictated beneficiaries, and diverted humanitarian aid. This raises serious concerns about German taxpayer money supporting these activities.
Despite the blatant rise in antisemitism, Amnesty International Australia, which claims to “challenge injustice wherever it happens,” has consistently vilified and actively opposed measures intended to protect Australian Jews.
