At 75, Israel Bonds bringing in record annual investments of $2.5 billion

The CEO of the broker-dealer told JNS that he wants to see people “double down on our investment in Israel” and “show them that the Jewish community here in New York City increases their support for Israel in light of the anti-Zionist, anti-Israel positions.”
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Israel Bonds, celebrating its 75th anniversary, is experiencing record annual investments, reaching approximately $2.5 billion since 2023, nearly double the amount before October 7. Dani Naveh, President and CEO of Development Corporation for Israel, stated that global investments have totaled $8 billion since October 7. Palm Beach County, Florida, is the largest investor, committing $1 billion. Naveh emphasized that despite aggressive anti-Israel boycott campaigns, these efforts have largely failed to impact sales or investment decisions by municipal treasurers and comptrollers, who prioritize strong returns. He noted that investment in Israel Bonds is seen by many as a way to support a key U.S. ally, with rates of return often exceeding U.S. Treasuries.
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