The House Judiciary Committee released a memo on May 29, 2026, detailing a pattern of taxpayer funds allegedly channeling through U.S. federal agencies to fund radical anti-Netanyahu organizations and groups with ties to terrorist networks. The document, titled “The Biden-Harris Administration’s Funding of Anti-Netanyahu Non-Governmental Organizations, Part II,” asserts this constitutes a continued systematic mismanagement of public money.

According to the committee’s findings, U.S. nonprofit Rockefeller Brothers Fund provided nearly $4 million to radical anti-Israel groups, including entities with alleged terrorist links. USAID grantee and tax-exempt organization Tides Network distributed over $1 million to similar groups. The Jewish Communal Fund, alongside its grantees Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors and PEF Israel Endowment Funds, may have violated 501(c)(3) tax-exempt provisions by funding radical anti-Israel activities.

Additionally, the memo cites a 2023 audit revealing that Israeli nonprofit Abraham Initiatives failed to comply with anti-terrorism procedures in USAID-funded operations within regions of known Foreign Terrorist Organization activity.

The committee obtained 1,256 documents from nine organizations following requests sent to U.S. and Israeli NGOs in late 2025. These records indicate two tax-exempt entities funneled over $5 million to groups supporting radical anti-Israel protests in the United States and Israel while allegedly backing terrorist-linked networks.

The committee emphasized that federal grant funds, once disbursed through layered intermediaries, become difficult to trace—creating oversight gaps that expose taxpayers to unauthorized political interference abroad. Republicans have stated their intent to halt U.S. tax dollars from flowing toward groups undermining Israel, the nation’s designated ally within this framework.