As Israel Bonds Turn 75 Years Old, Israel’s Economy Remains Strong Despite Attacks by Iran and BDS

A former Israeli cabinet minister is working to help strengthen the country’s economy, with a global campaign to sell Israel’s bonds after two major conflicts.

Despite the long conflict in Gaza since October 7th and numerous strikes by Iran, the Israeli economy is still strong. It’s expected to grow even more than the U.S. economy this year, reaching nearly 3.5 to 4 percent growth.

It comes as the Jewish state marks a milestone – the 75th anniversary of Israel Bonds, founded in 1951 to raise money for Israel’s economic development.

Since then, global sales have exceeded $57 billion, supporting key areas such as the country’s important technology sector.