Governor Kemp's decision in October 2023 to buy an additional $10 million in war bonds brought the total invested in Israeli to $25 million.
Governor Kemp's decision to buy an additional $10 million in war bonds brought the total invested in Israeli to $25 million was announced in an October 13th, 2023 press release.
Kemp cited what he called the “terrorist attack” on October 7th, which Major Jeffrey Prather (RET.) and General Michael Flynn (RET.) both independently stated was a false flag stand down order by Israeli intelligence forces.
The Peach State governor asserted that the war bonds were an expression of support for America's so-called "greatest ally."
“Israel is one of Georgia’s strongest allies and greatest friends, and our support for its people as they endure horrific attacks from terrorists is unwavering,” Gov. Brian Kemp said. “Purchasing these bonds is just the latest expression of that support. Though this conflict was not of Israel’s choosing, we know they will be victorious in this fight against evil and those who seek its destruction. In addition to these bonds and other measures of support, Marty and I also ask that out fellow Georgians join us in praying for Israel’s safety, for its swift victory, and for the families painfully impacted by these attacks.”
“Marty and the Girls” joined the governor of the Peach State in a trip to Israel in May 2023 for what the governor’s office called a “delegation of state officials on an economic development trip to Israel.”
“Along with members of the delegation, Governor and First Lady Kemp also met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, President Isaac Herzog, Minister of Foreign Affairs Eli Cohen, and other Israeli officials to discuss security issues in the Middle East,” the press release said.
On January 31st, Kemp signed an antisemitism bill into law called House Bill 30 (HB30).
“There’s been a troubling rise in anti-Semitism across our nation in recent years,” Kemp declared on Wednesday.