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  • The Bank of Israel raised its 2012 growth forecast from 2.8 percent to 3.1 percent. The BoI also predicted 2013 growth would reach 3.5 percent.

  • Israeli scientists say they have developed a vaccine that can ‘teach’ cancer patients' bodies to find and destroy cancerous cells.

  • Microsoft’s already strong Israel presence continues to grow rapidly with announcement of a new tech center, a technology accelerator and a high-profile tech fair that will bring together investors and start-ups.

  • Israeli scientist Naama Geva-Zatorsky, 34, was honored as ‘Europe's top young researcher’ and awarded the International UNESCO L'Oreal Prize for Women in Science.

  • In its most recent overview of Israel’s economy, the Government of Israel Economic Mission noted, ‘The Israel economy has been given a boost from the global investment community with . . . another $1 billion investment in Israel Bonds.’

  • Google announced the launching of a start-up incubator in Israel, stating, ‘From the beginning, the goal was to build a research and development center in Israel . . . to innovate global products and technology.”

  • Blackstone, the world’s largest investment fund, is looking for large-scale investment opportunities in Israel, ranging from $100 million to $1 billion.

  • Israel ranks second among the top nations worldwide providing the best conditions for clean technology startup companies.

  • At a time of ongoing global recession and ratings downgrades, a new report issued by the International Monetary Fund declares, ‘Israel’s economy remains strong.’

  • The February 2, 2012 Wall Street Journal proclaimed that Tel Aviv ‘takes the tech-hub crown,’ with access to venture capital that, on a per capita basis, is ‘20-fold greater in Israel than in the rest of Europe’ and double that of the U.S.

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Strengthening Israel’s Economy

Proceeds from the sale of bonds have played a decisive role in Israel’s rapid evolution from nascent state to elite nation. Today, investing in Israel bonds supports a technological superpower continually pushing the boundaries of innovation.

Choice for Your Portfolio

Generate income. Save for the future. Diversify. Available investment options enable you to select an Israel bond specific to personal financial goals.

Celebrate with Mazel Tov Bonds

Celebrate a newborn, a bar or bat mitzvah, a wedding or other special occasion with a gift of Mazel Tov bonds. You’ll be sharing your pride in Israel with important people in your life, while also encouraging their own connection with Israel. Mazel Tov bonds can be purchased for an initial minimum investment of $100, plus additional $10 increments.