An Oct. 10 Fox News investigation revealed a coalition in London coordinating anti-Israel protests around the world, identifying 179 participating organizations and 322 events planned over three days.

The Global Alliance for Palestine distributed pre-written slogans, protest materials in seven languages, and coordinated strategies for disrupting city centers, surrounding government buildings, blocking businesses, and organizing campus and workplace walkouts.

The network includes prominent figures such as Jeremy Corbyn and Giannis and Arupakis, alongside CodePink, which received $1.33 million from Shanghai financier Neville Roy Singham. His nonprofit funding network is facing congressional scrutiny over the influence of the Chinese Communist Party. The documents reveal an organized international campaign aimed at shaping public opinion and pressuring governments to impose sanctions and an arms embargo on Israel.