Who is pouring money into left-wing propaganda – and why isn't the public getting answers?

The article claims to expose a network of associations and organizations affiliated with the Democrats party and the Kaplan protest, which run campaigns during election periods with funding not disclosed to the public. Among the organizations: Darkenu, Bo'u, Elections War Room, and Id Coalition. Likud has appealed to the Central Elections Committee against some of the activities, but no substantial intervention has been made yet.

The article claims that a network of associations and organizations affiliated with the political left, particularly the Democrats party and the Kaplan protest, operates campaigns during election periods using undisclosed funding. Among the organizations mentioned: Darkenu, associated with the historic V15 campaign, managed by Avishai Ben Aharon, a senior figure in the Democrats party; Bo'u, which produces videos by Ro'i Kafri; Elections War Room, established by Kaplan protest activists; and Id Coalition, which works to mobilize voters from abroad. The article notes that Likud's legal advisor, attorney Ilan Bombach, sent letters and petitions against some of these bodies, but the Central Elections Committee, headed by Judge Noam Sohlberg, did not see a substantial problem. The conclusion is that these associations serve as an additional arm of opposition parties and violate the V15 law designed to ensure equality in elections. Darkenu did not respond.