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Miami-Dade County Increases Israel Bonds Investment Limit Amid Protests
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By Sharon Udasin, JTA
First reported by The Times of Israel · 3 hours ago
What happened
Miami-Dade County Commissioners voted to increase the maximum investment in Israel Bonds from 3% to 5% of its portfolio, potentially allowing up to $450 million. The decision faced protests from activists concerned about funding Israeli military operations, while commissioners cited investment flexibility and returns for public needs.
- 01Miami-Dade County raised its Israel Bonds investment cap from 3% to 5%.
- 02The change could allow up to $450 million in investments.
- 03Opponents protested, citing concerns over funding Israeli military operations.
- 04Commissioners stated the move enhances investment flexibility and returns.
- 05The resolution also adjusted bond maturity periods and credit rating requirements.
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