Herzog Awards Presidential Medal of Honor to Israel Bonds for Economic Support
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
President Isaac Herzog awarded the Presidential Medal of Honor to Israel Bonds for its 75 years of economic contributions and support during crises. The organization has raised over $58 billion globally, with more than $8.5 billion collected since the October 7th attacks. The award ceremony in Jerusalem also saw Herzog criticize the Nobel Committee's decision to honor Navi Pillay. Israel Bonds leaders accepted the medal, vowing continued support for the Jewish state.
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- President Isaac Herzog awarded the Presidential Medal of Honor to Israel Bonds.
- Israel Bonds has raised over $58 billion globally in its 75 years of operation.
- More than $8.5 billion has been raised by Israel Bonds since the October 7th attacks.
- The organization's fundraising efforts provide vital support for Israel's economy and during crises.
- President Herzog also criticized the Nobel Peace Prize award to Navi Pillay.
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