So let's see. You're saying that there's a secret conspiracy run by a Jewish organisation to remove donation buttons from media companies who criticise - not Judaism, not the state of Israel, but the state of Israel's foreign policy.
This secret conspiracy are scanning the internet for publications who have taken an anti-israel's-foreign-policy stance, and then they inform their colleagues at PayPal to remove such publications' ability to receive donations.
Does that make sense to you? Does it sound like a rational argument, given the facts?
Is it just incidental that the two publications here are shills for a fascist genocidal government, and their real crime in PayPal's eyes is offending some Jews? Like I said, this is all so problematic, and yet you want to double down?
By the way, it's considered bad form here to suggest I didn't read the article. Yes, I did, and you'll have a better time on HN if you don't bring that up again.