TELL NJ’S DIVISION OF INVESTMENT TO SELL THE $10.1 MILLION ISRAELI GOVERNMENT BOND!
Divestment momentum in support of Palestine is growing across the country and around the world. Just this week it was announced that the NYC comptroller has reversed his campaign promise to re-invest in Israeli Bonds!
Public pressure works – NJ reduced its Israeli bond holdings by $5 million in 2026, and with an early sale of the $10.1 million bond that is tradable we can reduce it even more. That would be $10.1 million less of NJ funds going toward the ongoing genocide and available to invest in ways that benefit our communities.
Opposition to Palantir’s AI tech surveillance and military role in the Gaza genocide and ICE violence at home is growing.
Sign up here to give public comment at the next State Investment Council meeting on Wednesday, OCTOBER 28th at 10:00 am. (Use this Zoom link to join the meeting,)
Note: To pre-register to speak you must sign-up by 10 am on 10/27 (24 hrs in advance). If you miss the deadline to sign-up, please attend and you will most likely be given an opportunity to speak after all that have registered. If you’re not able to make it to the meeting to speak you can submit your statement in writing pasting it into the summary block on the Public speaker request form here.
What to expect:
- You may or may not receive a confirmation email when you sign up to speak. Use the Zoom link above to join the meeting either way.
- These meetings can be long, and the public comment session is usually towards the end of the SIC’s business items., You should log in to the Zoom meeting at 10 am; you can have it on in the background until your name is called.
- Based on our previous experiences, you may or may not be on camera.You be muted until it’s your turn to speak. You have 3 min to speak. We recommend practicing beforehand so you don’t have to stop before you’ve presented your full statement.
- You MUST raise your (emoji) hand to speak and when you are called on, you must unmute yourself.
Click here for Talking Points and resources to help you prepare your comments

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