Summary
The BBC reported that a U.S. biker gang known for anti-Islamic views is providing security at aid sites in Gaza through a private contractor, UG Solutions. The gang, Infidels Motorcycle Club, includes members in leadership roles at these sites, and there have been incidents of violence while they are on duty. The contractor claims it does not consider personal affiliations in hiring decisions.
Key Facts
- A biker gang with anti-Islamic history is managing security in Gaza.
- The gang's members are part of UG Solutions, a contractor for Gaza aid security.
- Seven members of the gang hold senior positions at these aid sites.
- The Infidels Motorcycle Club began in 2006 by U.S. military veterans.
- The gang uses the Crusader cross as a symbol and hosts anti-Muslim content online.
- Johnny "Taz" Mulford, the gang's leader, is the "country team leader" for UG Solutions in Gaza.
- UG Solutions defends its hiring practices, stating hobbies or affiliations are not considered.
- Edward Ahmed Mitchell from CAIR criticized the involvement of the gang in Gaza aid security.
