Justice Department promotes right wing fundraising tour for antisemitism event
Published 2h ago · Policy change
Affects United States
Justice Department links to a right wing donor page for an antisemitism tour.
The United States Justice Department website is promoting a fundraising link for the Zionist Organization of America ahead of an upcoming antisemitism tour stop in Michigan. Former ethics officials have raised concerns over the solicitation, while event organizers state the funds are strictly designated for security costs.
- The fundraiserDonors are asked to contribute $500 or more to become event co-sponsors through the organization registration page.
- The timingThe visit to a Michigan synagogue is scheduled weeks before the midterm elections.
- The reactionA former White House ethics lawyer has objected to the federal government linking to a political fundraising page.
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Why it matters
Federal ethics rules strictly govern how government agencies endorse or link to external fundraising activities, especially when involving political advocacy groups and upcoming elections. The Zionist Organization of America is a prominent right wing pro-Israel advocacy group that frequently engages in domestic political discourse.
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The United States Justice Department website features a link directing visitors to a Zionist Organization of America registration page that solicits financial contributions of $500 or more.
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- The Jerusalem PostAfter summaryTrump antisemitism official to visit Michigan synagogue weeks before midterms, backed by ZOA1h ago · open ↗
- HaaretzTrump administration's antisemitism tour promotes fundraising appeal by right-wing pro-Israel group1h ago · open ↗
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