JEWISH INSIDER
Virginia judge rules pro-Palestinian group required to disclose donor documents
Matthew Kassel
July 16, 2024

In a major court ruling in Virginia on Tuesday, a Richmond judge ordered that a pro-Palestinian group with alleged ties to Hamas must turn over closely guarded financial documents requested by the state attorney general as part of an investigation into its funding sources, according to a statement released by his office. The highly anticipated decision represents a significant setback for American Muslims for Palestine, a Virginia-based nonprofit organization that could now be compelled to turn over sensitive financial records, including donor information it has long successfully shielded from public view. Jason Miyares, the Republican attorney general, had for months been seeking to compel AMP to hand over its records after his office launched its investigation shortly after Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel. READ MORE

CANARY MISSION American Muslims For Palestine (AMP) is a national anti-Israel organization that has been embroiled in many controversies related to its history of anti-Semitism and links to terror organizations and terror-financiers. AMP leaders have spread anti-Semitism, expressed support for Hamas terrorists and praised the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) and its spiritual leader. At least one AMP national board member reportedly personally raised money for Hamas, while another two board members have been linked to alleged Hamas financiers. AMP promotes the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement and has spearheaded multiple BDS campaigns.