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Herzog Awards Presidential Medal of Honor to Israel Bonds

President Isaac Herzog awarded the Presidential Medal of Honor to Israel Bonds at the President’s Residence in Jerusalem on October 12. Andrew M. Hutter, the organization’s U.S. and international board chairman, and Dani Naveh, its global president and CEO, accepted the medal on its behalf. More than 100 members of its global leadership attended, including representatives from the United States, Mexico, Canada and the United Kingdom. Herzog recognized 75 years of activity and praised the organization’s support for Israel after October 7. Hutter dedicated the honor to investors who had supported Israel.

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of President Isaac Herzog and Antony Blinken with their delegations during an archival January 2023 diplomatic meeting in Jerusalem

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