Whofundedgenocide.com: Activists launch database tracking pro-‘Israel’ donations in US
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A new online database tracking pro-‘Israel’ political donations in the United States has been launched by activists amid the protracted conflict in Gaza.
The site, whofundedgenocide.com, was announced via an Instagram post by the account ArchiveGenocide.
The group describes it as a searchable record of pro-‘Israel’ political money drawn primarily from US Federal Election Commission filings and public disclosures.
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According to the announcement, the database lists 11,168 named donors (searchable by name and employer), tracks funding linked to 523 members of Congress, details spending against 49 candidates targeted for defeat, includes Senate and House votes on resolutions to block arms transfers, and covers fundraising pages built for 165 candidates along with related committee data.
“We have launched whofundedgenocide.com – a searchable database of pro-Israel political money in US politics,” the ArchiveGenocide post stated.
“We encourage you all to look up your own representatives.”
The group claimed one of the networks involved left a website misconfigured, allowing a team member to download information before it was secured, while emphasizing that core figures come from public FEC records with full methodology and sources provided on the site.
Figures highlighted on the site include roughly $549.6 million raised by pro-‘Israel’ lobby PACs between 2022 and 2026, the large majority from individual donors.
It associates about $204.8 million in pro-‘Israel’ money with the 523 members of Congress and notes significant independent expenditures aimed at defeating certain candidates, including more than $20 million directed against one progressive contender.
The group presents these as evidence of organized influence on US policy toward ‘Israel’.
The launch comes as the war began on October 7, 2023, and continues in a limited form after a partial ceasefire framework in late 2025.
Palestinian health authorities and monitoring groups have reported tens of thousands of deaths in Gaza, widespread displacement, and a severe humanitarian crisis, with many human rights organizations and some international bodies describing the scale of destruction and civilian harm in stark terms.
US military aid and political support for ‘Israel’ have remained substantial throughout.
Activists behind the database frame the tracked donations as helping sustain policies they hold responsible for Palestinian suffering.
“One of these networks misconfigured its website/left its front door open, and a member of our team was able to walk in and take the info,” the announcement said.
The site includes tools for users to examine individual lawmakers’ associated funding and relevant voting records.
