Break the Bonds
Arkansas
We organize for Palestinian freedom and an end to Arkansas’s investment in Israel Bonds.
Palestinian freedom.
Our responsibility.
Collective action.
Break the Bonds | Arkansas is a standalone campaign organizing to end Arkansas’s financial support for the Israeli government through Israel Bonds.
Our demand is no new Israel Bonds, no renewals, and no reinvestment. We want the principal brought home as existing bonds mature and kept out of Israel Bonds.
For Palestinian liberation
We respond to the Palestinian call for boycott, divestment, and sanctions: an end to occupation and colonization, equality for Palestinian citizens of Israel, and the right of return for Palestinian refugees.
People in Arkansas can act on that solidarity by organizing together to end our public institutions’ investment in Israel Bonds.
Read the Palestinian call for BDSEvidence and corrections
Our research makes public institutions’ choices visible. We date our findings, provide sources, and distinguish a purchase from manager funding or a later holdings balance.
Substantive factual corrections will be explained. To flag an error, send the page link and supporting source to breakbondsar@proton.me.
Take part
Ask Treasurer Thurston to commit to ending the Treasury’s Israel Bonds investments. Bring others into the demand and follow up together.
For a first conversation about joining the campaign, email breakbondsar@proton.me.
Who is responsible
Break the Bonds | Arkansas is an informal, unincorporated campaign. It has no fiscal sponsor and does not claim nonprofit status.
The campaign is responsible for this website’s research, editorial decisions, and corrections. Reach us at breakbondsar@proton.me. We use a campaign contact so people can raise questions without exposing volunteers’ personal details.
How we check our work
We check financial claims against source documents, identify the date and type of event, and explain what the records leave unresolved. Legal analysis identifies the authority and the limits of its application. Palestinian testimony remains dated and attributed to its original source.
To request a correction, send the page, the disputed wording, and a supporting source. We review the claim against the records.
Put the demand to Thurston.
Write or call the Treasury