Middleboro Review 2: AIPAC & Iran: Mapping the Dark Money Controlling US Foreign Policy

Friday, March 20, 2026

AIPAC & Iran: Mapping the Dark Money Controlling US Foreign Policy

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AIPAC & Iran: Mapping the Dark Money Controlling US Foreign Policy

Screenshot AIPAC has flooded Hakeem Jeffries campaign with more than a million dollars in earmarked donations - SLUDGE

AIPAC PAC operates a website that allows its members to direct donations to AIPAC-endorsed candidates of their choosing. AIPAC processes payments with Democracy Engine, which disburses the funds to the candidates. It was described by Bloomberg as a workaround that gives unpopular PACs “a more politically palatable route for directing campaign cash to favored lawmakers.” — SLUDGE

Follow the money A Blank Check for Israel and the War with Iran. America did not enter the war with Iran because it was attacked or was about to be attacked. It seems to have entered after concluding that once Israel moved, American involvement would be unavoidable. “We knew that there was going to be an Israeli action. We knew that that would precipitate an attack against American forces.” — Rubio The administration’s rationale was framed in terms of timing and force protection, not in terms of an independent American casus belli. The Washington Post reported the decision was not whether to fight but whether to strike alongside Israel or wait until Iran retaliated against American forces in the region. The choice was not between war and peace. It was between two pathways into the same war. — War On The Rocks Track AIPAC AIPAC AIPAC — The American Israel Public Affairs Committee — is a tax-exempt 501(c)(4) non-profit group that lobbies for strong U.S.-Israel relations and pro-Israel policies. AIPAC’s board members are listed here (pages 7–8). These are some of the infamous AIPAC “babysitters” that roam the halls of Congress and twist the arms of our elected officials. — Track AIPAC AIPAC PAC is the group’s political action committee used to raise funds and directly contribute to candidates who align with their pro-Israel agenda. In short, AIPAC focuses on lobbying and advocacy, while AIPAC PAC focuses on direct financial support for political candidates. United Democracy Project (UDP) is AIPAC’s affiliated Super PAC. Unlike traditional PACs, Super PACs can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money to influence elections, but they are prohibited from coordinating directly with candidates or campaigns. UDP focuses on independent expenditures, such as advertising and voter outreach, to promote pro-Israel candidates. The American Israel Education Foundation (AIEF) is a nonprofit organization affiliated with AIPAC. It is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, meaning donations to it are tax-deductible. AIEF organizes educational trips to Israel for members of Congress, their staff, and other influential individuals, to feed them propaganda about Israel’s strategic, political, and cultural landscape. — Track AIPAC

Take Away: Follow the money to see how AIPAC hijacks American policies to get more money for Israel at the expense of American tax payers.

Deepak
DemLabs

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