Israel Money · 8 of 8

Israel Money, Part 8 of 8

Dark Money

FEC filings show the donations and the super PAC spending. They do not show everything.

Published May 2026. Updated continuously.

The short version

  • 501(c)(4) groups can fund super PACs without naming their donors.
  • 100+ arms sales to Israel since October 2023 were kept below the congressional notification threshold.
  • Every figure on this site is the disclosed floor, not the full total.

Visible vs hidden

Visible in public FEC recordsLegal but undisclosed
Direct PAC donations to candidates501(c)(4) transfers into super PACs
Super PAC independent expenditures, itemizedOriginal donors when money passes through other groups
Individual donor names above $200Bundling networks run through private fundraisers
Arms sales above the congressional notification threshold100+ below threshold arms sales to Israel since Oct 2023
Foreign agent registrations (FARA)Lobbying below FARA thresholds through US based affiliates
The Gap

The numbers on this site are the floor, not the ceiling. They are the minimum the law required to be disclosed. The full totals are larger, and the disclosure system does not show by how much.

Primary Sources

  1. Federal Election Commission disclosure rules (fec.gov)
  2. IRS rules on 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations
  3. Foreign Agents Registration Act filings (efile.fara.gov)
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