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Israel's U.S. Anti-Semitism Campaign: Clock Tower X Updates Havas Fee Schedule, FARA Filing Shows

An updated agreement and a run of informational materials show articles, websites and social posts filed as distributed on behalf of the State of Israel.

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The short answer

Clock Tower X LLC, whose filings list the State of Israel via Havas Media Germany GmbH as foreign principal, amended its agreement with HAVAS Media Network on 2026-10-05. The amendment, signed by Brad Parscale, reflects an "updated fee schedule." Exhibit B lists a "Monthly fee for services" under an agreement dated 09/24/2026. No dollar figure appears. Three informational materials followed, stamped 2026-10-07, 2026-10-09 and 2026-10-13, each an article under Mark Ginsberg's byline.

  • Clock Tower X LLC, FARA registrant No. 7649, filed an amended Exhibit B on 2026-10-05 for foreign principal HAVAS Media Network, with a contract date of 09/24/2026.
  • The Exhibit B says the registrant provides strategic communications, planning and media services in support of Havas' engagement by the State of Israel for a nationwide campaign in the United States to combat anti-Semitism.
  • The amendment, signed by Brad Parscale, says it updates the work order to reflect an updated fee schedule; the filing text gives no fee amount.
  • Informational materials stamped from 2026-09-12 to 2026-10-13 include articles bylined Mark Ginsberg on paxpoint.org, innovascope.org, allyvia.org, justorium.org and factsignal.org.
  • Two socials reports list posts on Allyvia, Stand Together for Truth and Culturavia accounts on TikTok, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.

What Americans are being shown

DOJ's index lists the foreign principal for these informational materials as State of Israel via Havas Media Germany GmbH (ISRAEL).[1]

The newest agreement: a monthly fee and an updated fee schedule

On 2026-10-05, Clock Tower X filed an updated Exhibit B. That is the form that describes a registrant's agreement with its foreign principal. The foreign principal named is HAVAS Media Network. The form gives 09/24/2026 as the date of the contract or agreement. It describes the arrangement as "Monthly fee for services".[2]

In the section on political activities, the form says the registrant provides strategic communications, planning and media services. It says this work supports Havas' engagement by the State of Israel to develop and execute a nationwide campaign in the United States to combat anti-Semitism.[2]

“develop and execute a nationwide campaign in the United States”
Clock Tower X LLC, Exhibit B, 2026-10-05[2]

An amendment filed the same day explains the change in one line: "Amended work order to reflect updated fee schedule." It also says the foreign principal agreement for 'HAVAS Media Network (Germany)' was updated. Brad Parscale signed it on 10/05/2026. Bradley Parscale is also listed among the firm's short-form registrants.[3][1]

What the newest informational materials say

  • Stamped 2026-10-13: a paxpoint.org article bylined Mark Ginsberg, dated October 12, 2026, on Zionism and Palestinian land. It notes that the 1897 Basel Program did not specify final borders.
  • Stamped 2026-10-09: an innovascope.org article bylined Mark Ginsberg on Israeli wearable counter-drone technology from SkyLock. It cites The Jerusalem Post on use by Ukrainian troops, IDF testing in Gaza and U.S. Army evaluation in Europe.
  • Stamped 2026-10-07: an allyvia.org article bylined Mark Ginsberg, published October 7, 2026. It argues that the hostility behind the October 7 attack extends to America and the wider West.
  • Stamped 2026-10-04: a socials report listing 19 published posts between Oct 1, 2026 and Oct 2, 2026. The posts include an image post about antisemitic abuse of a Jewish fighter at an Orlando MMA event, sourced to The Guardian.
  • Stamped 2026-09-30: a culturavia.org article on Christians visiting Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria during the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem's Feast of Tabernacles.
  • Stamped 2026-09-28: a justorium.org article bylined Mark Ginsberg on a report by Dr. Adi Schwartz and Asher Fredman about UN bodies and Israel.
  • Stamped 2026-09-25: pages from standtogetherfortruth.com, including an antisemitism incident tracker and a toolkit offering talking points, graphics and videos.
  • Stamped 2026-09-22 and 2026-09-16: factsignal.org articles bylined Mark Ginsberg, one on Soviet anti-Zionist campaigns and one on Muslim Brotherhood operations in Europe.
  • Stamped 2026-09-19: a cognitura.org article on a West Bank poll of 400 Palestinian respondents.
  • Stamped 2026-09-12: a socials report listing 22 published posts between Sep 9, 2026 and Sep 10, 2026, citing ADL figures on antisemitic incidents at U.S. K-12 schools.[4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]

Some of the material includes caveats. The factsignal.org article says that not every critic of Israel is repeating Soviet propaganda, and that contemporary objections to Israeli policy can arise from different perspectives. The paxpoint.org article tells readers to separate documented positions from slogans. The culturavia.org article reports that the ICEJ says Israeli authorities should do more against settler violence.[11][4][8]

Why this matters

These filings link everyday content to a foreign government. The articles, website pages and social posts come from outlets with their own brand names: Allyvia, Stand Together for Truth, Culturavia, FactSignal, Justorium, Paxpoint, Innovascope and Cognitura. Clock Tower X filed all of them as informational materials distributed on behalf of the State of Israel. Its Exhibit B describes the work as support for a nationwide U.S. campaign that Havas was engaged by Israel to run.[2][7][14][4][5][6][8][9][11][13]

The filings also name the people involved. Mark Ginsberg, whose byline appears on several articles, is listed as a short-form registrant. Brad Parscale signed the amendment. The FARA form itself says every filing is a public record open to public examination.[1][3][2]

What is not known

  • The size of the monthly fee and the details of the updated fee schedule. The filing text in these sources gives no amount.
  • Whether the live websites and posts show readers the same disclosure label that appears on the copies filed with DOJ. The sources are filed copies only.
  • What the updated work order says. It is not among these sources.[2][3]

Filing details

  • Registrant: Clock Tower X LLC, No. 7649, registered 2025-09-18. DOJ's index lists 245 filings, the latest stamped 2026-10-13.
  • Foreign principals listed: State of Israel via Havas Media Germany GmbH (ISRAEL); State of Israel (ISRAEL); HAVAS Media Network (ISRAEL).
  • Exhibit B (Form NSD-4), received by NSD/FARA Registration Unit 10/05/2026 1:53:04 PM. Foreign principal: HAVAS Media Network. Contract date: 09/24/2026. Item 9 reads: "Activities consistent with the registration."
  • Amendment (Form NSD-5), received 10/05/2026 1:53:06 PM. It lists Exhibit B to Registration Statement as the document filed.
  • The latest informational materials were received by NSD/FARA Registration Unit 10/13/2026 4:52:58 PM.[1][2][3][4]

Questions people ask

Who is the foreign principal for this work?

The Exhibit B filed 2026-10-05 names HAVAS Media Network. It describes the work as support for Havas' engagement by the State of Israel. DOJ's index lists the informational materials under State of Israel via Havas Media Germany GmbH.

How much is Clock Tower X paid?

The Exhibit B says "Monthly fee for services". The amendment says the fee schedule was updated. Neither filing text gives an amount.

Who signed the amendment?

Brad Parscale signed it on 10/05/2026.

Sources

  1. [1]U.S. Department of Justice, FARA Unit, FARA filing index for Clock Tower X LLC (No. 7649), October 13, 2026. Primary record
  2. [2]U.S. Department of Justice, FARA Unit, Clock Tower X LLC: Exhibit AB, stamped 2026-10-05, October 5, 2026. Primary record“Monthly fee for services”
  3. [3]U.S. Department of Justice, FARA Unit, Clock Tower X LLC: Amendment, stamped 2026-10-05, October 5, 2026. Primary record“Amended work order to reflect updated fee schedule.”
  4. [4]U.S. Department of Justice, FARA Unit, Clock Tower X LLC: Informational Materials, stamped 2026-10-13, October 13, 2026. Primary record
  5. [5]U.S. Department of Justice, FARA Unit, Clock Tower X LLC: Informational Materials, stamped 2026-10-09, October 9, 2026. Primary record
  6. [6]U.S. Department of Justice, FARA Unit, Clock Tower X LLC: Informational Materials, stamped 2026-10-07, October 7, 2026. Primary record
  7. [7]U.S. Department of Justice, FARA Unit, Clock Tower X LLC: Informational Materials, stamped 2026-10-04, October 4, 2026. Primary record
  8. [8]U.S. Department of Justice, FARA Unit, Clock Tower X LLC: Informational Materials, stamped 2026-09-30, September 30, 2026. Primary record
  9. [9]U.S. Department of Justice, FARA Unit, Clock Tower X LLC: Informational Materials, stamped 2026-09-28, September 28, 2026. Primary record
  10. [10]U.S. Department of Justice, FARA Unit, Clock Tower X LLC: Informational Materials, stamped 2026-09-25, September 25, 2026. Primary record
  11. [11]U.S. Department of Justice, FARA Unit, Clock Tower X LLC: Informational Materials, stamped 2026-09-22, September 22, 2026. Primary record
  12. [12]U.S. Department of Justice, FARA Unit, Clock Tower X LLC: Informational Materials, stamped 2026-09-16, September 16, 2026. Primary record
  13. [13]U.S. Department of Justice, FARA Unit, Clock Tower X LLC: Informational Materials, stamped 2026-09-19, September 19, 2026. Primary record
  14. [14]U.S. Department of Justice, FARA Unit, Clock Tower X LLC: Informational Materials, stamped 2026-09-12, September 12, 2026. Primary record
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