🔺The contents of the chat were supplied to the Washington Post by unnamed people with direct access to it.

Last month, members of the chat, including billionaire Len Blavatnik, held a Zoom call with New York City Mayor Eric Adams, at a time when a pro-Palestinian encampment was taking place at Columbia University in the city.

Some members of the chat offered to pay for private investigators to help police during the protests.

According to the Washington Post, a member of the group wrote on the chat that such an offer had been accepted by Adams. New York's police denied using private investigators to manage the protests.

The Whatsapp group had over 100 members, and was titled
"Israel Current Events". It was set up by real estate tycoon Barry Sternlicht, who was not directly a member of the chat but participated through a staffer.

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Men of great strength 🫡🫡

The heroic martyr Mujahid Islam Khamaysa with his companion Abu Al-Hani. May God bless you and accept you as our heroes and martyrs 🔥❤️

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From the scene of the treacherous bombing in Jenin

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Al-Quds Brigades announce the martyrdom of Islam Khamaysa, one of the heroes and founders of the Jenin Battalion.

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⚡️Hebrew sources: Two loud explosions were heard from the industrial area in Kiryat Shmona

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This police K9 bit an officer for being too aggressive toward protesters at a pro-Palestinian rally in Amsterdam

Dog acted on its training to attack the aggressor 🫡

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