Global anti-Israel protests coordinated in advance by international alliance, documents show

The Jerusalem Post reports that last week's global pro-Palestinian protests were coordinated in advance by the London-based Global Alliance for Palestine (GAFP), a coalition of about 200 organizations focused on Palestine advocacy. Campaign documents reviewed by the Post show GAFP prepared slogans, media messaging, and protest tactics including calls to shut down city squares, encircle government buildings, and blockade corporate hubs. The article cites a Fox News Digital report that found the messages, banners, tactics, and media strategy were prepared long before the protests. GAFP released press statements and media toolkits ahead of the week of October 7, the third anniversary of the Hamas attacks, encouraging groups to unite under the banner 'End the Genocide, Defend the Land'. The coalition was behind the Global Day of Action on October 10 and a legislative pressure campaign. The Post identified 181 organizations in the coalition, including CodePink, the Freedom Flotilla, and regional BDS chapters. Israel's Foreign Ministry called out the 'prewritten accusations, coordinated slogans, and orchestrated disruptions', stating it was a calculated effort to demonize Israel. The article notes that while many protests appeared independent, the GAFP campaign indicates otherwise.