A group of Palm Beach residents is suing Florida's Palm Beach County over its $700 million investment in Israeli bonds, making it the world's largest investor in Israeli bonds. The investment has sparked backlash and a lawsuit arguing it's a bad deal for taxpayers.
After the Hamas attacks on October 7, Palm Beach County, Florida, bought $660 million in Israel bonds. A new lawsuit argues that was a bad deal for taxpayers. https://t.co/MsAgvAhwGF
After October 7, Palm Beach County, Florida, bought $660 million in Israel bonds. A new lawsuit argues that it’s a bad deal for taxpayers. https://t.co/s4zMoYV6cb
Florida official sued over record $700m investment in Israel bonds https://t.co/0svAmNnEC8
Palm Beach County in Florida has now become the world's largest investor in Israeli bonds, with about $700m of its $4.67bn portfolio invested in the foreign country’s market https://t.co/aMjFionyV9
Florida's Palm Beach County has become the world's largest investor in Israeli bonds https://t.co/9DZ7Fey4Xa
'Tax dollars for need, not genocide': Israeli bond buying sparks backlash https://t.co/KWhHenQFSR
Why would anyone buy Israel bonds? https://t.co/gULWxWYy4F
A group of Palm Beach residents are suing the Florida county over its $700 million investment in Israeli bonds. "The people here are the grittiest, most powerful organizers I've had the privilege of seeing," a local activist told Mondoweiss. https://t.co/tiVfGNghIT