Florida buys $50 million more Israel bonds

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Florida has purchased an additional $50 million in bonds to assist Israel as it continues to wage war against Hamas in Gaza, state Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis announced Tuesday.

In a news release, Patronis encouraged his counterparts across the country to do likewise “to stand with Israel.” Florida, which also made purchases in October, increased its holdings of Israel bonds to $250 million.

The purchase comes as Israel continues to attack Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, more than 31,000 Palestinians have been killed since the October 7 attack by Hamas on Israel, which killed 1,200 Israelis.

One Response to “Florida buys $50 million more Israel bonds”

  1. hollywoodjeff

    It is certainly no surprise that Florida would give away the peopl;e’s money to Israel. But he at the decency, at least, to register as a foreign agent.

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