Commemorative stamp unveiled by Dani Naveh, Israel Bonds President & CEO. Photo: Yossi Zamir
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Israel Bonds unveils new stamp marking 75 Years of Investment in Israel

Just days before its 75th anniversary, Israel Bonds marked a rare and symbolic milestone in Tel Aviv with the unveiling of a commemorative stamp issued by the Israel Postal Service.

· The Times of Israel

More than a ceremonial gesture, the stamp represents the enduring role Israel Bonds has played in that story since its founding in 1951.

Watch: Highlights from the Tel Aviv Stamp Unveiling

Since its establishment, Israel Bonds has generated more than $57 billion in global investments, directly fueling Israel’s economy. In the wake of October 7, 2023, the organization brought in over $7.7 billion in investments worldwide, underscoring continued international support during a critical period.

Israel Bonds President & CEO Dani Naveh addresses guests at monumental stamp unveiling ceremony in Tel Aviv. Photo: Yossi Zamir

Dani Naveh, President and CEO of Israel Bonds, described the moment as both reflective and forward-looking.

“This stamp is more than recognition. It reflects a global community that has stood with Israel through every stage of its development,” Naveh said. “For 75 years, Israel Bonds has connected vision with action, and today we see that legacy honored in a deeply meaningful way.”

Dr. Andrew M. Hutter, Israel Bonds National and International Chairman of the Board, reflected on the organization’s longevity and resilience.

“What makes Israel Bonds remarkable is not only the scale of its impact, but its continuity,” Hutter said. “Across generations and across continents, investors have chosen to be part of Israel’s growth story. That commitment has not wavered, even in the most difficult moments. In times of crisis, we have consistently seen renewed engagement from our global supporters. It speaks to a bond that is both financial and deeply personal.”

The ceremony culminated in the official unveiling of the commemorative stamp, followed by a photo opportunity featuring attendees.

Roy Elbaz, CEO of the Israel Postal Service; Dani Naveh, Israel Bonds President & CEO; Dr. Shlomo Karhi, Israel’s Minister of Communications; Gil Weil, Chairman of the Israel Postal Service (l-r) display commemorative stamp. Photo: Yossi Zamir

Designed by Edna Ricklin, the stamp incorporates several layered symbols. An upward arrow represents economic growth and forward-looking investment. A Star of David integrated with the map of Israel emphasizes the connection between people and nation. Multiple converging arrows reflect the global investor base that has supported Israel’s development over decades.

At the base of the stamp, the message reads: “Together for the future of Israel.”

Roy Elbaz, CEO of the Israel Postal Service, emphasized the honor’s rarity and significance.

“For us to choose a stamp from the Israeli Post and the Israeli community for the supporters around the world is very significant and important, so thank you.” Elbaz said.

As Israel Bonds celebrates its 75th anniversary, the commemorative stamp serves as both recognition and a reminder of how far the organization has come, and how deeply it remains intertwined with Israel’s economic and national story.

The commemorative stamp is a government-certified, publicly circulated collector’s item and enters the historical record as an official document of national significance.

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