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Volume XI · a chronology of two tracks

Paired
Waves.

Eight named operations in fifteen years, drawn against the dated institutional actions that follow them. Every mark on every figure opens its own record.

Volume XI The figures carry this one. Tap any crest on the waves and that year's record opens underneath it; the hearing says what the picture is made of, and the full ledger is folded in at the foot. The institutional layer begins in 1760, not 1948 — that is the first figure, and it is there because starting at the state implied something false.
When advocacy becomes policy — J7 launched 25 July 2023, seventy-four days before 7 October. Existing organizations, a shared coordination framework. Who defines the problem? Who writes the response? Documented coordination. Causation requires evidence.
Subject1760 – 2026
MechanismTwo tracks sharing a calendar
Record16 episodes, 26 actions
Sources65
Before the state · 1760–1913
Before the stateThe institutional layer is older than the state by 188 years, and older than the word by 119.17601780180018201840186018801900192019401948 — THE CHART ABOVE BEGINS HERE1760 · Board of Deputies1860 · AIU1879 · Antisemiten-Liga1906 · AJC1913 · ADLFive dated foundings. Not one of them can be a response to a war that had not happened. The word itself is coined by the movement it names — Berlin, 1879.
The waves
19671973198219501960197019801990200020102020“MOWING THE GRASS”8 named operations · Inbar & Shamir, 2014 · S33MILITARY & TERRITORIAL  ↑INSTITUTIONAL  ↓● THE ORGANISATION STATES THE LINKTAP ANY CREST FOR ITS RECORD
Tap a crest on the waves — that year’s record opens here.
The standing body
The structure was already standingJ7 TO 7 OCTOBER · DAYS74DAYSbetween the announced structure and the episodeWORKING GROUPS ANNOUNCED · 25 JULYpolicy and advocacytechnologysecurityextremismeducationJ7 FORMED25 July 2023 · S24EIGHT ORGANISATIONS, SEVEN COUNTRIES· ADL · US· Conference of Presidents · US· CIJA · Canada· Board of Deputies · UK· Zentralrat der Juden · Germany· CRIF · France· DAIA · Argentina· ECAJ · Australia7 OCTOBER 2023JOINT STATEMENT, SAME DAY+0 days · +10 · S27The structure, its working groups and its stated intent to approach institutions and companies jointly are announced publicly seventy-four days earlier. The joint statement lands on the day itself.
The coordination
What is coordinatedFOUR JOINT OR CONVENED ACTIONS · NAMED PARTICIPANTS · OCT–NOV 20237 OCTOBER 2023J7 Task Force−74 / +10 days25 Jul 2023 · formed17 Oct 2023 · joint statementADL · USConf. of Presidents · USCIJA · CanadaBoard of Deputies · UKZentralrat der Juden · DECRIF · FranceDAIA · ArgentinaECAJ · AustraliaS24 S27Workplace pledge+4 / +19 days11 Oct 2023 · launched26 Oct 2023 · passes 100ADL · organiser100+ corporate signatoriesS26 S28UK platform meeting+4 days11 Oct 2023 · convenedTechnology SecretaryDSIT · UK governmentGoogleMetaXTikTokSnapchatS25G7 foreign ministers+32 days8 Nov 2023 · Tokyorejects antisemitism and IslamophobiaG7 foreign ministersEU High RepresentativeS29Coordination is documented inside each column. No source in this record places a single body above them, so none is drawn.
October, in days
October 2023, in daysDAYS FROM 7 OCTOBER · NEGATIVE IS BEFORE7 OCT-742023-07-25J7 formationS24+42023-10-11UK tech roundtableS25+42023-10-11Workplace pledgeS26+102023-10-17J7 statementS27+192023-10-26100+ signatoriesS28+322023-11-08G7 statementS297 October anchors both the attack and the start of the bombardment. Every release cites the attack, so no interval here separates the two.
The same claim, here
The same claim, hereWHAT THE TWO MOVEMENTS HAVE SAID ABOUT EACH OTHER · 1974–202619751980198519901995200020052010201520202025Arafat at the UN1974 · S60Oka · 78 days1990 · S55Palestinian solidarity1990 · S56“Not Red Indians”2004 · S57refused, from the Palestinian sideIdle No More2012 · S56Tyendinaga2020 · S56McGill · split2024 · S58Seven dated occasions across fifty-two years. The link is asserted by the movements themselves, not by this page — and once, in 2004, it is refused.
What the Canadian state built
What the Canadian state builtTHE APPARATUS · 2014–2026APRIL–JUNE 20242014201520162017201820192020202120222023202420252026Database sweep2014-03 · S50All demonstrations2014-05 · S51SITKA · 313 → 892015-01 · S50C-IRG created2017-01 · S52Gidimt’en raid2019-01 · S54Second raid2020-02 · S54Fairy Creek2021-08 · S52Third raid2021-11 · S52Systemic probe2023-03 · S52Renamed CRU2024-01 · S52Police convened2024-04 · S53Four campuses2024-06 · S53Twelve dated steps, all of them inside one decade. Bar height marks the weight of the step, not its duration.
From the pipeline to the campus
From the pipeline to the campusONE UNIT · FOUR STATIONS · INTERVALS WRITTEN IN, NOT TO SCALE7 years119 days1 dayCREATED2017-01-01for “energy industry (gas andoil pipeline) incidents”RENAMED2024-01-01widened to “civil and publicorder incidents”UBC ENCAMPMENT2024-04-29the first encampmentPOLICE CONVENED2024-04-30“share intel and messaging”“RCMP [are] already seeing people, rhetoric, tactics that are similar to Fairy Creek, TMEP, CGL”The quoted words are the unit’s own and its records’, not ours. · S53

The unit created in 2017 to police Indigenous opposition to pipelines was renamed on 1 January 2024 with a wider mandate. One hundred and nineteen days later it was convening municipal police over a Palestine encampment — naming Fairy Creek, Trans Mountain and Coastal GasLink as its reference points.

That is one apparatus covering both. It is not a shared cycle: on this record the two tracks meet once, in 2024. The other Canadian steps do not track the operations on the first figure.

The vocabulary
Objective
Perception management

Actions to convey and/or deny selected information and indicators to foreign audiences to influence their emotions, motives, and objective reasoning; and to intelligence systems and leaders at all levels to influence official estimates, ultimately resulting in foreign behaviors and official actions favorable to the originator’s objectives.

quoted verbatim · Joint Pub 1-02, DoD Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms, 1994, amended to 2000 · S42
United States military doctrine, concerning foreign audiences.
Delivery
Firehose of falsehood

A propaganda model with four features: high-volume and multichannel; rapid, continuous and repetitive; lacking commitment to objective reality; and lacking consistency. Volume and repetition across many channels do the work that evidence would otherwise have to.

summarised from the source · Paul & Matthews, RAND PE-198, 2016 · S43
A model of Russian state propaganda, named and described as such by its authors.
Timing
Agenda-setting lag

The press does not tell people what to think so much as what to think about, and the transfer is not instant. The empirical literature puts the span between a press agenda and measurable public salience at roughly two to six months, varying by medium — shortest for broadcast, longest for print and news magazines.

summarised from the source · McCombs & Shaw 1972; later time-lag and meta-analytic work · S44 S45
A general finding about media and public agendas, not about any particular actor.

For scale only: the interval drawn above is 74 days, which is 2.4 months.

Three published concepts from three separate literatures — defence doctrine, policy research and communication science. They are set down because they are the vocabulary the relevant fields use for the functions in question. None of them is a finding about any organisation in this ledger, and nothing here asserts that any of them is being run.

The registered ask
The registered askWHAT IS FILED ON THE FEDERAL LOBBYING REGISTRYONE TAX DECISION, PURSUED DOWN TWO CHANNELS2024-08-10 · S62CRA revokes the Jewish National Fund ofCanada’s charitable status, in the CanadaGazettethe audit found donations had fundedinfrastructure for the Israeli military2024-09-01 · S63JNF Canada files at the Federal Court ofAppealthe review process was flawed andfundamentally unfair2025-07-01 · S61JNF Canada registers a federal lobbyistWarren Kinsella, Daisy GroupREGISTERED SUBJECT MATTER · S61“Achieving legal settlement for Jewish National Fund of Canada charitable status”FOUR REGISTERED GROUPS · REGISTERED SINCE · MPs MET IN 2026CIJAsince 2001-1159MPs“Canada–Israel militarycooperation, joint trainingexercises and military staffexchanges”B’nai Brith Canadasince 2024-0714MPs“… before it recognizes theexistence of a Palestinianstate”Jewish National Fundsince 2025-070MPs“Achieving legal settlementfor … charitable status”Unapologetically Jewishsince 2025-092MPs“the designation of the BDSmovement as a nationalsecurity threat”WHAT THE FEDERAL GRANT ACTUALLY IS · S65B’nai Brith’s federal grant on the public record is the New Horizons for Seniors Program.The registry’s host serves a bot challenge to every client this desk has, so the filed subjects are quoted as reported [S61], notread from the registry. The loop above it was verified at source.

A charity stripped of its status for funding Israeli military infrastructure contests that decision in the Federal Court of Appeal — and, eleven months later, registers a federal lobbyist whose filed subject is achieving a “legal settlement” of the same status. The registry is where the ask is written down.

The registry’s host serves a bot challenge to every client this desk has, so the filed subjects are quoted as reported rather than read at source. The loop above them was verified at source — and the federal grant usually cited alongside these groups is the New Horizons for Seniors Program.

Circulate
The ledger

16 episodes · 26 institutional actions · 65 sources

The chronology, marker by marker
The paired chronology1948 — 2026 · DATES, NOT INTENSITYMilitary / territorialInstitutionalA / MILITARY & TERRITORIALB / INSTITUTIONAL195019601970198019902000201020201948195619671973198219872000200620082012201220142021202220232023Organisation states the connectionShared calendar onlyNo launch date, or pre-existing
Material episodes · 16
DateEpisodeSource
1948Nakba / displacementS1
1956-10-29Sinai invasion*S2
1967-06-05War / occupationS3
1973-10-06October war*S4
1982-06-06Lebanon invasion*S5
1987-12-09Intifada / suppressionS6
2000-09-28Second IntifadaS7
2006-07-12Lebanon war*S8
2008-12-27Operation Cast LeadS9
2012-03-09Operation Returning EchoS36
2012-11-14Operation Pillar of DefenseS9
2014-07-08Operation Protective EdgeS10
2021-05-10Operation Guardian of the WallsS11
2022-08-05Operation Breaking DawnS34
2023-05-09Operation Shield and ArrowS35
2023-10-07Operation Swords of IronS12
Institutional actions · 26
DateActionOrganisationCountryLagPairingSources
1760Board of Deputies of British Jews foundedBoard of DeputiesUKfoundingS37
1860Alliance Israélite Universelle foundedAIUFrance / internationalfoundingS38
1879Wilhelm Marr coins "antisemitism"Antisemiten-LigaGermanyfoundingS39
1906American Jewish Committee foundedAJCUSfoundingS40
1913Anti-Defamation League foundedADLUSfoundingS13
1967Dateline IsraelADLUSattributedS13
1973Campaign expansionADLUSattributedS13
1982Media briefingsADLUSattributedS13
2002-10Global conferenceADLUS / multinationalcalendarS14
2003-06-19Vienna conferenceOSCEMultinational+994calendarS15
2004-04-29Berlin DeclarationOSCEMultinational+1309calendarS16
2006-09UK inquiry reportAPPGUKpre-existingS17
2009-02-17London DeclarationICCA / conferenceUK / multinational+52calendarS18
2015-02-09UK inquiry reportAPPGUK+216statedS19 S20
2016-05-26IHRA definitionIHRAMultinationalpre-existingS21
2020-12-02EU declarationCouncilEUpre-existingS22
2021-07-21Canada summitFederal governmentCanada+72calendarS23
2023-07-25J7 formationJ7 / CIJASeven diaspora countries-74pre-existingS24
2023-10-11UK tech roundtableGovernment / platformsUK+4statedS25
2023-10-11Workplace pledgeADLUS / global companies+4statedS26
2023-10-17J7 statementJ7Seven diaspora countries+10statedS27
2023-10-26100+ signatoriesADL / signatoriesUS / global companies+19statedS28
2023-11-08G7 statementForeign ministersG7 / EU+32statedS29
2024-10-15EU declarationCouncilEUlaterS30
2025-03-06Canada forumFederal governmentCanadalaterS31
2026-01RCMP policy updateRCMPCanadalaterS32
Sources · 65
  1. S1 UN historical timeline
  2. S2 UN UNEF I background
  3. S3 UN General Assembly handbook: 1967 war
  4. S4 UN UNEF II background
  5. S5 UNRWA 1982 report · refused this host
  6. S6 UN Yearbook 1988
  7. S7 UN Yearbook 2000
  8. S8 UN Secretary-General report on UNIFIL, 2006
  9. S9 OCHA October-November 2012 monitor; also dates 2008 operation
  10. S10 UNRWA 2014 Gaza chronology · refused this host
  11. S11 UN Security Council briefing, 16 May 2021
  12. S12 UN Commission of Inquiry, 27 May 2024
  13. S13 ADL institutional history
  14. S14 ADL Impact by the Decade
  15. S15 OSCE opening speech, 19 June 2003
  16. S16 OSCE Berlin Declaration, 29 April 2004
  17. S17 UK inquiry history: commissioned 2005, report 2006
  18. S18 Canadian Senate record of London Declaration, 15-17 February 2009
  19. S19 APPG 2015 inquiry: stated connection to summer 2014
  20. S20 Commissioned researchers confirm publication on 9 February 2015
  21. S21 IHRA definition adopted 26 May 2016 · refused this host
  22. S22 EU Council declaration, 2 December 2020 · refused this host
  23. S23 Canada summit, 21 July 2021 · read
  24. S24 CIJA announces J7 formation, 25 July 2023
  25. S25 UK technology roundtable, 11 October 2023
  26. S26 ADL workplace pledge, 11 October 2023
  27. S27 J7 joint statement, 17 October 2023
  28. S28 ADL pledge exceeds 100 signatories, 26 October 2023
  29. S29 G7 foreign ministers statement, primary text archived by University of Toronto
  30. S30 EU Council declaration, 15 October 2024 · refused this host
  31. S31 Canada forum, 6 March 2025 · read
  32. S32 Canada Summer 2026 progress report, including January RCMP policy update
  33. S33 Inbar & Shamir, 'Mowing the Grass', Journal of Strategic Studies 37(1), 2014 · refused this host
  34. S34 Operation Breaking Dawn, 5-7 August 2022 · refused this host
  35. S35 Operation Shield and Arrow, 9-13 May 2023 · refused this host
  36. S36 Operation Returning Echo, 9-14 March 2012 · refused this host
  37. S37 Board of Deputies of British Jews, founded 1760 · refused this host
  38. S38 Alliance Israélite Universelle, founded Paris 1860 · refused this host
  39. S39 Wilhelm Marr, Antisemiten-Liga, 1879 — the coinage · refused this host
  40. S40 American Jewish Committee, founded 1906 · refused this host
  41. S41 J7 statements index, including "J7 Statement on October 7 Attack", 7 October 2023 · refused this host
  42. S42 Joint Pub 1-02, DoD Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms, 23 March 1994, as amended through 10 January 2000 — "perception management" · refused this host
  43. S43 Paul & Matthews, The Russian "Firehose of Falsehood" Propaganda Model, RAND PE-198, 2016 · refused this host
  44. S44 McCombs & Shaw, The Agenda-Setting Function of Mass Media, Public Opinion Quarterly 36(2), 1972 · refused this host
  45. S45 Luo, Burley, Moe & Sui, A Meta-Analysis of News Media’s Public Agenda-Setting Effects, 1972–2015 · refused this host
  46. S46 Haaretz, 25 July 2023 — International Jewish Establishment Groups Form Landmark Task Force · refused this host
  47. S47 The Forward, 25 July 2023 — ADL to spearhead new global task force · refused this host
  48. S48 The Jerusalem Post, 25 July 2023 — J7 Global Task Force created · refused this host
  49. S49 The Jewish Chronicle, 26 July 2023 — J7 Global Task Force formed · refused this host
  50. S50 RCMP Project SITKA surveillance of Indigenous activists, CBC, 16 November 2016
  51. S51 Government Operations Centre email to all federal departments requesting every known demonstration, 2014
  52. S52 RCMP C-IRG becomes the Critical Response Unit, CBC, 5 April 2024
  53. S53 A notorious RCMP unit shaped B.C. universities' reaction to Palestine encampments, The Breach (FOI documents) · read
  54. S54 Amnesty International, “Removed from our land for defending it”: criminalization, intimidation and harassment of Wet’suwet’en land defenders, AMR 20/7132/2023
  55. S55 Oka / Kanehsatà:ke, 78-day standoff, 11 July – 26 September 1990 · refused this host
  56. S56 Indigenous Intifadas and Resurgent Solidarity from Turtle Island to Palestine, Journal of Palestine Studies · refused this host
  57. S57 Arafat, “We are not Red Indians”, 2004
  58. S58 Kanien’kehá:ka support for the McGill encampment, and the Mohawk Council’s distancing, CBC, 9 May 2024
  59. S59 Canadian Handbook on the IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism, Canadian Heritage · read
  60. S60 Yasser Arafat, address to the UN General Assembly, 13 November 1974
  61. S61 The Maple, “Here Are The People Behind The Israel Lobby”, 8 October 2026 — reporting the federal lobbying registry
  62. S62 Canada revokes charitable status from two Jewish nonprofits that work in Israel, JTA, 12 August 2024
  63. S63 Jewish National Fund of Canada challenging CRA revocation of registered charity status, CanadianCharityLaw.ca
  64. S64 Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada — Lobbying Registrations, open data
  65. S65 Grants and Contributions: B’nai Brith National Organization of Canada, New Horizons for Seniors Program, ESDC

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