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Tag: Diaspora

Israeli expats voting case dismissed by Israel’s High Court

September 6, 2026David Leibermann

TEL AVIV – Israel’s High Court on Wednesday dismissed a petition by Israeli expatriates seeking to vote in the Oct. 27 election after discovering that they had been excluded from the voter rolls under a little-known Interior Ministry classification that records certain citizens as nonresidents.  The petition was filed by some 100 expatriate Israelis challenging […]

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‘Israel bonds are the best connection between the Diaspora and Israel’

February 29, 2024February 29, 2024David Rutman

Israel bonds are a smart investment with strong rates and are meaningful investments, serving as a symbolic connection with Israel and the people of Israel for Jews worldwide. “When you buy an Israel bond you’re connecting to Israel, and the more people we can connect to Israel, the more positive messages we can send,” says […]

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