Biden Betrayal? New Report Alleges Taxpayers Got Fleeced to Fund Terrorist-Linked NGOs
A report has emerged alleging that the Biden administration may have funneled taxpayer money to NGOs linked to terrorist groups. The House Judiciary Committee claims that these funds were used to support anti-Israel protests and organizations. This has raised concerns about the administration's handling of taxpayer dollars and its impact on U.S.-Israel relations.
- ▪The House Judiciary Committee released a memo detailing alleged misuse of taxpayer funds by the Biden administration.
- ▪Funds were reportedly disbursed to NGOs with ties to anti-Israel and pro-terrorist activities.
- ▪The Tides Network, a USAID grantee, is mentioned for providing over $1 million to anti-Israel groups.
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Biden Betrayal? New Report Alleges Taxpayers Got Fleeced to Fund Terrorist-Linked NGOs By Ward Clark | 12:33 PM on May 29, 2026 The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite Lest we forget just how bad, how feckless, how incompetent and, yes, how anathema to America's founding principles and the best interests of the citizens the Biden administration was, now there's this: Allegations have surfaced that the Biden-Harris administration may have slipped millions of dollars to non-governmental organizations (NGOs) with ties to terrorist groups. Taxpayer dollars, mind you, sent to anti-Israel and pro-terrorist groups, in what can only be called a betrayal of the American people.
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