PROOF OF CONCEPT: figures shown are example data compiled from public research; verification is ongoing
A public accountability project by Exposing Israel Bonds

Your tax dollars are buying Israel Bonds. We track every one.

State treasuries, county clerks, city pension funds: public entities across America are investing taxpayer money in bonds issued by the Israeli government, a channel that receives almost no public scrutiny. We consolidate the paper trail, cite the official documents, and connect you to the local campaign fighting it where you live.

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$1.34B+Tracked in current & suspected holdings
24Public entities on the registry
18States with known or suspected holders
$16.7MConfirmed divested or matured out
16Entities in the FOIA queue

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Confirmed current holderSuspected currentPast holder, status unknownOn DCI list (unverified)Confirmed exited
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Hover for a quick summary; click any state for its full page, including how to request its records. Unshaded states have no entities in the registry. Yet.

What are Israel Bonds?

Israel Bonds are securities issued by the Israeli government and sold in the U.S. through the Development Corporation for Israel (DCI). They are marketed to states, counties, cities, and pension funds as safe investments, and as a political statement.

Unlike foreign aid, these purchases are made quietly, by financial officers, often without a public vote or press coverage. DCI's own regional sales offices pitch treasurers directly, as FOIA-obtained emails show.

Since October 2023, U.S. states and municipalities have purchased over $1.7 billion in these bonds, even as Israel's credit rating was downgraded and public opposition to funding Israel reached record levels.

Some states have already exited: Michigan and North Carolina fully divested in late 2025, and Maryland sold ~85% of its position in 2026. Divestment works when people know where the money is.

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