The Moderate Party, which currently leads Sweden’s coalition government under Ulf Kristersson, has built its political brand on national security, protecting Swedish sovereignty, and warning against foreign interference.

However, a newly uncovered transparency issue raises serious questions about who is actually running the party’s official social media.

Recent data retrieved directly from the official, verified Moderate Party Facebook Page Transparency logs reveals an unusual detail: one of the managers operating the Moderate Party’s page is located in Israel.

We have captured unedited, continuous video evidence of this. While the majority of the administrators are located in Sweden, Facebook’s official location tracking shows that someone is managing the page from Israel. This is not a minor fan page. This is the official, verified digital gateway for the party currently running the Swedish government.

This setup stands in stark, hypocritical contrast to the rhetoric of the Tidö coalition. For years, the Moderate Party and their far-right allies in the Sweden Democrats have lectured the Swedish public about the dangers of foreign influence and the necessity of strict national borders. Yet, when it comes to their own political communications infrastructure, they apparently have no issue granting administrative page access (which includes the ability to post content, delete comments, run targeted political ads, and access page data) to an operative working out of a foreign state.

The questions the Moderate Party must answer:

• Who is this administrator, and what is their official role within the party?
• Why is someone located in Israel managing the official communications of the Moderate Party?
• Is the Moderate Party utilizing foreign PR, lobbying, or digital marketing firms to run their domestic political campaigns and influence Swedish voters?

If Sweden’s ruling party cannot even keep its own digital operations local, they have no right to lecture the public about national sovereignty.