The BBC says members of a American biker gang known for its opposition to Islam have senior roles providing security at Gaza Humanitarian Foundation sites.

The report identifies 10 people working for UG Solutions, which provides security at GHF sites, as members of the Infidels Motorcycle Club, made up of combat veterans with an anti-Islam bent who “see themselves as modern Crusaders,” according to the British network...

The leader of the pack, named as Johnny “Taz” Mulford, heads the group’s security operations in Gaza, according to the BBC...

The BBC says it identified several members when Mulford accidentally included it in an email to fellow Infidels instructing them not to answer questions from the network.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/anti-muslim-biker-gang-linked-to-gaza-humanitarian-foundation-security-team/

 

The founder and chief executive of UG Solutions, a private contractor providing security at Gaza Humanitarian Foundation sites, Jameson Govoni, was arrested earlier this year in North Carolina for his alleged involvement in a hit-and-run incident and for fleeing from police to evade arrest, according to court documents. 

 

Social media posts show that in May, just two weeks before travelling to Gaza, Johnny Mulford, who heads the group’s security operations in Gaza, sought to recruit US military veterans who follow him on Facebook, inviting anyone who "can still shoot, move and communicate" to apply.

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm2zy4l8jgeo

 

Johnny "Taz" Mulford is the "country team leader" for UG Solutions in Gaza

 

 

 

L-R Bill Siebe, Richard Lofton and Larry Jarrett are leading members of the gang hired to senior roles in Gaza

 

 

One leader of a team in Gaza overseeing site security, Josh Miller, posted a photo of a group of contractors in Gaza with a banner reading "Make Gaza Great Again". Miller's company also posted a video online showing scenes of gun violence and advocating the shooting of criminals, with the caption: "Remember, always shoot until they're no longer a threat!"

 

 

A company run by one of the security contractors sells "Gaza Summer 2025" T-shirts