Leftist Dem Registers As Paid Foreign Agent To Bash Israel

Ousted Squad member Cori Bush is back on the warpath against Israel.

This time, she’s taking foreign cash to do it.

After getting booted from Congress in 2024 and vowing to “tear down” the pro-Israel lobby, Bush has officially registered under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA), the Washington Free Beacon reported on Thursday. Her mission is to operate as a paid foot soldier organizing visits to Judea and Samaria to sell anti-Israel narratives to American politicians.

According to the Free Beacon, Bush and her ex-campaign boss Stephany Spaulding inked a deal for a $25,000 through January. The pact funnels them $6,000 a month, plus a $7,000 cushion to cover FARA paperwork.

The bankroller is the International Federation for Rights and Development (IFRD), a Brussels outfit run by Palestinian filmmaker Gamaal El Attar. IFRD insists no foreign regimes give them money.

Bush has already been spotted in Ramallah with Palestinian activist Yasser Alkam, later heading to podcasts to liken Israeli security to Jim Crow segregation.

On October 8, 2026 — the day after the anniversary October 7, 2023, Hamas massacre of over 1,200 Israelis — Bush wrote on social media, “Let’s go to the West Bank and stand with the Palestinian who are being attacked by (invaders) settlers.”

While Bush wants to show a heavily curated victim narrative, her tours dodge the grim, bloody reality Jewish residents have endured for decades in Judea and Samaria.

Checkpoints and border fences didn’t spring up in a vacuum. They were forged in the slaughter of the Second Intifada, which claimed over 1,000 Israeli lives in a barrage of suicide bombings and ambushes.

Bush’s delegations are unlikely to dwell on horrors like the 2011 Itamar massacre, where two Palestinian terrorists butchered five members of the Fogel family in their beds, including 11-year-old Yoav, 4-year-old Elad, and three-month-old infant Hadas. Nor will they focus on Asher Palmer and his one-year-old boy, Yonatan, wiped out later that year when a rock flung by a Palestinian security officer smashed through their windshield.

Local rescue services like Hatzalah Yehuda and Shomron track thousands of roadside attacks, stabbings, and sniper fire targeting Jewish motorists and families every single year.