Get your state treasury out of Israel Bonds

As of 2026-11-04. State treasurers hold Israel Bonds with public money and decide, alone and at each rollover, whether to buy more or let them mature. Our state table has no sourced holdings, treasurer name, rollover date or campaign link yet, so this page states none VERIFY: holdings amount and date for your state, from the treasurer's own report. A phone call or a public comment to the treasurer's office is on the record.

• 2026-01-01: our window opens.
• Your state's next rollover or public-comment date is not yet sourced VERIFY: next_comment_date for your state.
• 2027-12-31: our window closes.

"Hello, I'm a resident of [your town]. I'm asking the State Treasurer to stop buying Israel Bonds and to let the ones the state holds mature without rollover. Could you tell me how much the state holds, when the next rollover decision is, and how I can put a comment on the record?"

• "These are ordinary investments." They are bought with public money. Ask for the holdings figure and the rollover schedule in writing.
• "That is a federal foreign-policy matter." The decision to buy or roll over is the state treasurer's own; no federal body decides it.
• "The office only takes comments at hearings." Ask when the next comment period is and whether a written comment is entered in the record.
• "The treasurer has already decided." Ask for the date and the decision in writing, then report it.

The treasurer announces that the state will not buy more and will let current bonds mature without rollover. Smaller: the office gives you the holdings figure and the next decision date, which becomes a sourced row.

Holdings and rollover figures come from each state's own records and are added to the state table with a source. VERIFY: treasurer report or public-records response for your state.