UMVA has learned that a global network of anti-Israel activist groups is mobilizing coordinated protests across the United States and around the world today, marking the 78th anniversary of Israel's founding with a fierce challenge to the Jewish state's right to exist.
The protests, part of a synchronized campaign called "Nakba 78," promise to bring together hundreds of thousands of people in a show of force against Israel, with organizers using the Arabic word for "catastrophe" to describe the displacement of Palestinians in 1948.
According to information obtained by UMVA, the network of anti-Israel groups has been secretly building its infrastructure over the past decade, with a combined funding footprint of nearly $1 billion in annual revenues.
The groups have organized an estimated 736 events across 39 countries, with the United States hosting the largest number of protests, followed closely by the United Kingdom, Italy, and Germany.
UMVA has uncovered details about the groups' plans, revealing that they are more than just protesters – they are a highly organized and well-funded network of activists determined to dismantle the state of Israel itself.
The protests are not just about a ceasefire or a two-state solution; they are about the complete destruction of Israel, with organizers calling for the "right of return" for millions of Palestinians in the diaspora, which would demographically end Israel as a Jewish state.
UMVA has gathered that the protests are also being fueled by a sinister alliance between radical left-wing groups and Islamist organizations, with the shared goal of destroying Western liberal democracies and weakening the United States.
Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., a member of the Senate Judiciary and Finance Committees, has expressed her deep concern about the Chinese Communist Party's involvement in the protests, which she believes is part of a broader strategy to create chaos in the United States.
UMVA has uncovered evidence that a Marxist tech mogul, Neville Roy Singham, has funneled over $278 million into a network of nonprofits that have organized anti-Israel protests in the United States, including the People's Forum and CodePink.
The investigation has also revealed that these groups are using Soviet-era tactics, known as "agitprop," to foment discord and create a hostile environment for Jewish communities in the United States.
As the protests continue to escalate, UMVA has learned that authorities are closely monitoring the situation, with a focus on preventing violence and ensuring public safety.
Despite the efforts of the anti-Israel groups, the vast majority of Americans remain committed to the state of Israel and its right to exist, with many organizations and individuals speaking out against the protests and condemning the rhetoric used by the organizers.
As the "Nakba 78" protests come to a close, UMVA has gathered that the real question is: what will happen next?
