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Gill served as the spokesman for the American Muslim Council, an advocacy group formed with backing from the Muslim Brotherhood, an anti-Israel Islamist organization that promotes Jew hatred. The council’s founder, Abdulrahman Alamoudi, was sentenced to 23 years in jail in 2004 as part of a terrorism financing case. Gill’s campaign also is receiving financial support from leading members of the Council of American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), an anti-Israel group known for peddling falsehoods about Israel and Jews.

Gill served as the spokesman for the American Muslim Council, an advocacy group formed with backing from the Muslim Brotherhood, an anti-Israel Islamist organization that promotes Jew hatred. The council’s founder, Abdulrahman Alamoudi, was sentenced to 23 years in jail in 2004 as part of a terrorism financing case. Gill’s campaign also is receiving financial support from leading members of the Council of American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), an anti-Israel group known for peddling falsehoods about Israel and Jews.

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Faisal Gill's sympathy for radical [[Islamism|Islamists]] have been noted at least since post [[911]].<ref>F. Gaffney, "[https://centerforsecuritypolicy.org/the-faisal-gill-affair-2/ Why is an associate of groups sympathetic to radical Islamists a policy director at the Department for Homeland Security?]" ''Center for Security Policy'', July 19, 2004.<blockquote><font size=1>

Faisal Gill's sympathy for radical [[Islamism|Islamists]] have been noted at least since post [[911]].<ref>F. Gaffney, "[https://centerforsecuritypolicy.org/the-faisal-gill-affair-2/ Why is an associate of groups sympathetic to radical Islamists a policy director at the Department for Homeland Security?]" ''Center for Security Policy'', July 19, 2004.<blockquote><font size=1>