Today, many people learned about the existence of billionaire executives and managers of global companies who worry about "What can I do for Israel?"
Secret communications among Zionist billionaires were published by the famous Washington Post newspaper. Following Israel's bombing of Gaza on October 7, Zionist billionaires in the U.S. formed a WhatsApp group to discuss how they could financially support Israel's actions. The existence of this group, which aims to influence American public opinion regarding Israel's actions in Gaza, was revealed through messages obtained by the Washington Post and sources familiar with the group. Individuals with direct access to the chat shared its contents with the newspaper on the condition of anonymity due to the secretive nature of the conversations.
These Israel-supporting companies have not hidden their support since the bombing of Gaza; they have been openly supportive.
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The billionaire group includes figures like former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, Dell founder and CEO Michael Dell, hedge fund manager Bill Ackman, Thrive Capital founder Joshua Kushner (brother of former President Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner), Kind Snacks founder Daniel Lubetzky, hedge fund manager Daniel Loeb, billionaire Len Blavatnik, and real estate investor Joseph Sitt.
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The Zionist billionaires convened via Zoom with Mayor Eric Adams on April 26. This meeting took place about a week after the mayor deployed New York police to Columbia University, as noted in the chat records. According to summaries of the messages, the billionaires urged the mayor to pressure the university president and trustees to allow police intervention against campus protesters. They even offered to fund whatever amount was necessary for this.
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The WhatsApp chat was initiated by a partner of billionaire and real estate magnate Barry Sternlicht. One of the earliest messages, dated October 12, shared by this partner on Sternlicht's behalf, stated that the group's goal was to protect Israel's image in the West. For a Zionist, this might seem admirable, but for the future of the world, it is a cause for concern.
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The influence of the chat group, formed shortly after October 7, extended well beyond New York, reaching the highest levels of the Israeli government, American business circles, and prestigious universities. Initially titled "Current Events in Israel," the group grew to nearly 100 members over time, as seen from the chat logs. These members include more than ten individuals listed in Forbes' annual billionaire list, as well as others holding top positions in real estate, finance, and communications. The content of the messages provides insight into how these influential figures use their wealth and influence to shape American public opinion regarding Israel's attacks on Gaza and influence decisions made by academic, business, and political leaders, including the New York City Mayor.
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Before the spring protests at Columbia University, some group members attended private briefings with former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, war cabinet member Benny Gantz, and Israel’s ambassador to Washington, Michael Herzog. They collaborated with the Israeli government to screen a roughly 40-minute documentary showcasing footage compiled by Israeli occupation forces. This film was presented to audiences in New York.
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On October 12, the group's objective was defined as funding a media campaign to shape public perception against Palestinian resistance. In November, a $50 million media campaign was launched in collaboration with Wall Street and Hollywood billionaires against Palestinian resistance.
The world is facing organized malevolence. Where do these global companies get their power to support such actions? From the silent majority.
