Israel Bonds said it recorded more than $2 billion in worldwide sales in 2025, marking the third consecutive year the organization has surpassed that level.
The Development Corporation for Israel, commonly known as Israel Bonds, said annual sales have remained roughly double their pre-2023 average, a trend it attributes to sustained investor demand following the October 7, 2023, Hamas-led attack on Israel and the subsequent war.
“For the third consecutive year, Israel Bonds has roughly doubled its typical annual sales prior to 2023,” said Dani Naveh, the organization’s president and chief executive officer. He said the figures reflect continued confidence in Israel’s economy during a period of heightened security and political challenges.
Israel Bonds, which raises funds through debt offerings sold to individuals and institutions worldwide, said sales rose sharply after October 7 and have remained elevated since, even as Israel has faced prolonged fighting, economic strain and increased international scrutiny.
The organization said it continues to position its bonds as both an investment vehicle and a way for supporters to contribute to Israel’s economy, offering fixed returns while providing capital to the state.
Andrew M. Hutter, national and international chairman of Israel Bonds’ board of directors, said the sustained sales suggest investor demand has not been limited to an immediate post-crisis response.
Israel Bonds is approaching its 75th anniversary in 2026. Since its founding in 1951, the organization and its affiliates say they have generated more than $55 billion in investments globally.