THE New York Post details how George Soros and progressives supporters provided to him economic support to people driving it wave of radical protests against Israel in various university campuses of the United States.
The protests first erupted with the occupation of the university campus Morningside University’s Columbia and quickly spread to other campuses such as the Harvardthe Yalethe Berkeley in Californiathe Ohio State University and Emori in Georgia.
The path of money
According to the New York Post, these protests orchestrated by local chapters of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), of a group that allegedly funded by Soros and the network of non-profit organizations. The Post claims that Mr Sorosa billionaire investor, is a key financier behind these moves.
Additionally, the New York Post reveals that at three colleges, protests are actively supported by activists affiliated with the American Campaign for Palestinian Rights (USCPR), a group funded by Soros. USCPR reportedly offers financial incentives of up to 7,800 dollars for community fellows and $2,880 to $3,660 for university fellows, in exchange for devoting eight hours a week to organizing campaigns led by Palestinian organizations. These fellows are trained to “incite, to rebel”as the NYP notes, which funding is invoked which he received from Soros in 2017 and 2019. The Post highlights three fellows who are playing an important role in the national protest movement.
In addition, the New York Post reports that the Soros fundingalong with that of his followers, has crucial importance about the protests in Columbia. Specific groups listed as camped at the university include Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP) and Within Our Lifetime.
An analysis by The Post argues that both three groups have received funding from Soros-linked entities, while the Rockefeller Brothers Fund also provides support to JVP.
