A Fox News investigation on October 10 revealed a London-based coalition, The Global Alliance for Palestine, coordinating worldwide anti-Israel demonstrations. The group distributed protest materials in seven languages and planned strategies for disrupting city centers and blocking businesses.

The network includes figures like Jeremy Corbyn and Yanis Varoufakis, and CodePink, which received $1.33 million from financier Neville Roy Singham, whose funding network is under scrutiny for alleged Chinese Communist Party influence. The campaign aims to shape public opinion and pressure governments to impose sanctions and arms embargoes on Israel.