First on Fox: Rep. Elise StefanikRN.Y., requested that Attorney General Pam Bondi is conducting a study of doctors without borders under the anti-terrorism act.
Stefanik claimed that the attacks “Spiegelpropaganda continuously pushed through Hamas and threatens to undermine the only large -scale humanitarian food operation that is currently working in Gaza.”
US-supported Gaza Aid Group Slams Without Borders, accuses the distribution of ‘false claims’
Rep. Elise Stefanik, a Republican from New York. (Tierney L. Cross/Bloomberg via Getty images)
GHF has divided 167 million meals to Gazans since it started in May with the activities. In the same period, less than 18% of the help sent by the UN to Gaza has achieved their destination for theft and armed looting, according to the United Nations office for project services.
In her letter to Bondi, Stefanik stated that “by using his platform and means to strengthen Hamas-uttered disinformation,” MSF “can cross well in illegal activity.” Stefanik noted that the fight against anti-terrorism “makes it clear that no person or organization can offer material support to a designated terrorist group, including by propaganda.”
Hamas Sudden Infiltration on the Gaza Aid site supported by the US forces temporary closure
A building of the doctors for medical charity institutions without borders west of Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip, on February 21, 2024. (Majdi Fathi/Nurphoto via Getty Images)
Stefanik pointed to various indicators that show AFS “are in fact not neutral in the Gaza conflict and in fact seem to seem to promote Rhetorics supported by Hamas.” She said that AMF “did not make a reference to hostages who are being held illegally by Hamas in Gaza”, and did not “campaign for them to get medical treatment”.
Stefanik described various hostages who needed specialized care. One hostage was treated for cancer on October 7. Another lost his hand during a grenade explosion at the Nova Festival. A third was abducted while nine months pregnant and gave birth while being imprisoned. “Nobody is included in the ‘humanitarian’ advocacy of MSF,” said Stefanik.
Stefanik also questioned the “extremist actions and rhetoric” of MSF employees, who led to criticism of the organization. In one case, after MSF had complained the death of an employee who was killed in Gaza in June 2024; The Israeli defense forces confirmed that he was a rocket expert for the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. In another, an employee publicly called for Palestinians to “fight and die as martyrs” according to the French publication Le Journal du Dimanche in March 2024.
A Palestinian woman wears a box while people seek auxiliary supplies at the US -supported Gaza Humanitarian Foundation in the Central Gazastrook, August 4, 2025. (Reuters/Stringer)
Stefanik also wonders whether MSF, a registered 501 (C) (3), has violated the “strict forbidden” that are accompanied by a non -profit status. She asked that Bondi’s Office Review ASF’s “political attacks” and, if necessary, refer the group to the Internal Revenue Service.
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“This is not a matter of routine supervision,” concluded Stefanik. “It is a matter of national security, the protection of American taxpayers and donors, and the defense of legitimate humanitarian organizations in one of the most dangerous conflict zones in the world. President Trump has made it clear that the United States will never tolerate support for terrorist organizations in any form, and this case requires the same clarity and resol.”
