A promise needs
a record.

The records currently available show historical investments and funding. They do not establish an official commitment to stop new purchases or a withdrawal resulting from the campaign.

Last reviewed: September 28, 2026. We update this page when new documents establish a change. This date identifies our review, not necessarily when an agency provided records.

Records received in September 2026 show Arkansas institutions adding to Israel Bonds, not stopping. A preliminary custody report APERS produced for September 7, 2026 lists a second Israel Bond, $10 million, for $25 million on that report. ATRS’s manager bought a $9.9 million Israel Bond in February 2026, and its second-quarter report sets a long-term objective of more Israel Bonds, no more than $10 million a year.

See the APERS records. See the ATRS records.

1. Commitment: an attributable written statement identifies the institution, scope and timetable.
2. Implementation: a board resolution, policy change, or investment instruction puts the commitment into effect.
3. Receipt: records show principal was actually received, with the amount and date.
4. Continued exclusion: subsequent holdings and transaction records show whether new purchases, renewals or reinvestments occurred.
5. Campaign contribution: correspondence or another attributable record supports a connection to the campaign. An ordinary maturity alone does not establish that connection.

A new purchase after a commitment, a rejected demand, or a failure to implement belongs in this record when documented.

The June 2025 Treasury statement scheduled two $5 million positions to mature on October 1, 2026 and one $10 million position on November 1, 2026. The October 1 date has passed, and receipt of that $10 million is not established. We will compare those entries with a later inventory, actual receipts, and subsequent investment activity before reporting a change.