Israel Bonds broke records for sales in a short period of time, surpassing the $3 billion mark, after the barbaric Hamas terrorist attack of October 7, 2023, in which more than 1,000 innocent people were massacred. The organization described its surge in retail, government, and institutional sales offers in the first six months after the attack as “unprecedented” and a “powerful display” of international support for Israel.
In addition, within the first 30 days after the October 7 massacre, Israel Bonds raised over $1 billion, marking a significant acceleration in investment compared to its typical annual total. For the year of 2023, Israel Bonds reached $2.7 billion in worldwide sales.
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The $3 billion in global sales, said Israel Bonds, in the six months since the Hamas terrorist attacks was almost three times the company’s average annual sales volume in recent years. The firm added that the sales numbers were driven by a “combination of retail, institutional, and government purchases” and described this as a “telling marker of Israel’s broad international support in the U.S. and around the world at a critical moment.”
Since October 7, 2023, more than 35 U.S. state and municipal governments have invested in Israel Bonds for a total of $1.7 billion. With $700 million invested in Israel Bonds, Palm Beach County has become the world’s largest investor in Israel bonds. Israel Bonds said that their offices around the world have posted record numbers of retail investors, drawn from inside and outside the Jewish community, who have quickly mobilized to signal their support for Israel through a strong investment that offers attractive returns.
“Israel’s supporters around the world have sent a clear and powerful message with their investment dollars in the wake of October 7th,” said Israel Bonds President and CEO Dani Naveh, a former Knesset member from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruling Likud party. “From the synagogue members buying Bar or Bat Mitzvah Celebration Bonds to State Treasurers making unprecedented purchases, Israel Bonds has seen a surge of investments across every category that we do business.”
“Every bondholder is a partner in Israel’s success, helping the Jewish state to navigate the unique challenges of this moment and write the next chapter in its remarkable story,” said Andrew M. Hutter MD, Israel Bonds National and International Chairman of the Board.
Israel Bonds has raised over $52 billion in global investments since the organization’s founding in 1951.
Israel Bonds is a broker-dealer with affiliates around the world that has played a pivotal role in Israel’s economic development since its founding in 1951. With a mission to build a prosperous and secure future for Israel, Israel Bonds offers investment opportunities and fosters strong partnerships between global investors and the State of Israel.
