Bridges Partners LLC registered under FARA on September 26, 2025. Its Exhibit AB attaches a Havas Media Germany order dated June 16, 2025 (client LAPAM International, product Ministry of Foreign Affairs, campaign "Esther Project") that schedules $900,000 from June to November 2025, and reports a $199,985 "advance for campaign expenses" received on July 3, 2025.

Its supplemental statement stamped October 19, 2026 reports no services, no money received and no disbursements in the six months to September 30, 2026, "because the registrant did not provide any services to or on behalf of the foreign principal during the reporting period." The registration is still active in the FARA record.

The entity ran the "Esther Project" — a program designed to recruit American Christian social media influencers to create and distribute pro-Israel content. Per FARA filings, influencers are compensated at a rate of $7,000 per qualifying social media post.

The name "Esther Project" references the biblical Book of Esther, in which Queen Esther advocates for the Jewish people before the Persian king. The naming is strategically chosen to resonate with evangelical Christian audiences who view support for Israel through a biblical lens.

The program targets American evangelical Christian influencers specifically — individuals with established followings in faith-based communities. By compensating these influencers to create pro-Israel content, the program leverages existing trust relationships between influencers and their audiences.

Per FARA requirements, content created under this program should be disclosed as foreign agent materials. However, the degree to which individual influencer posts carry such disclosures is a key compliance question.

Bridges Partners is notable for having Israeli principals directly involved in the entity — unlike Clock Tower X and Show Faith by Works, which are US-owned entities contracted through Havas.