A left-wing charity that became unable to accept credit card donations following Washington Examiner reports on its Palestinian terrorism ties is now fundraising through a major payment processor, records show.
Alliance for Global Justice in February revealed that the Arizona nonprofit group and the 140 entities it fiscally sponsors could not process credit card transactions, which were handled by a company called Salsa Labs. Now, the Irish-American financial services company Stripe is processing cards on behalf of the alliance, as part of a move raising concerns among legal experts and Congress.
A self-identified"progressive" and"anti-capitalist" charity, the alliance is an offshoot of the Nicaragua Network, an entity that supported Nicaragua's socialist Sandinista regime, the Washington Examiner reported. The latest relationship between the charity and Stripe comes after the payment processor faced criticism in 2022 from the Israeli watchdog group NGO Monitor over Collectif Palestine Vaincra using its software.
"American companies should not be providing services to any entity that actively fundraises for Palestinian terrorist organizations or promotes anti-Semitism," House Republican Conference Chair Elise Stefanik told the Washington Examiner.
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