Convicted terrorists have infiltrated NGOs

by Leah Rosenberg
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What a terrifying report. The world needs to wake up and do something about this. Not all NGOs are what you think they are.

Terrorists in Disguise and NGOS

This report that was exposed is called Terrorists in Suits.

Many people picture the well known terror groups when they think about terrorists. But the truth is that terror groups have infiltrated NGOs and are getting money to continue terrorizing the Western world and spreading their hateful ideology. The BDS movement is one of the more well known movements. That movement most definitely does not defend human rights. Their goal is to destroy the state of Israel and the Jewish people. And there are people funding them to continue their hatred!

There are groups on college campuses like Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP). They may not be wearing explosives on their backs, but they wish they were.

Groups like these disguise themselves as NGOS so that they can brainwash the world and get money! They have found ways to continue practicing terrorism right under our noses.

Facing the Truth

No matter how chilling the truth may be, we cannot ignore it. This is real. This is happening. Terrorists are getting away with murder because they are disguising themselves. But there are no more excuses. They have been exposed for what they are, and government leaders must now stop them.

These terrorists do not only spread their anti-Israel agenda, but they target the entire Western World. They are a threat to our morals and values. And they are a threat to our lives.

The terror NGOS are indoctrinating the next generation with messages of hate. Terrorists do not only physically harm people, but they mentally harm them as well. They have a system, and we must destroy that system.

The more informed people are, the greater chance there is to stop the terrorists.














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