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Does Amdocs support Israel?
Amdocs Limited
Yes — Amdocs has documented support for Israel on record. Every claim below links to its source.
Filed under: Tech companies · Companies that support Israel
Background
Amdocs appears on boycott lists primarily because of what it is, not specific wartime donations: an Israeli-founded company whose Israeli operations sit at the center of its global business, employing thousands in Ra'anana, Nazareth and the Gaza-border town of Sderot, and paying taxes into the Israeli economy. Its customer base is telecoms software (billing and customer-experience systems for carriers worldwide); boycott profiles themselves document no direct military product. Amdocs Limited is registered in Guernsey and listed on Nasdaq, but it was founded in Israel in 1982 and Israel remains its operational heart.
Globes Stop the Palestinian Genocide (boycott profile) Amdocs newsroom
Timeline of documented support
Documented support
| Type | Date | Amount | Recipient | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Operations in Israel | 1982 | — | State of Israel (taxes, employment, tech ecosystem) Israeli-founded software giant: started in Israel in 1982 as an offshoot of the Golden Pages directory business, and Israel remains the heart of its global operations. Amdocs Israel is one of the country's largest high-tech employers, with roughly 5,000 employees who moved into a new 60,000-square-meter campus in Ra'anana in 2024, plus development centers in Nazareth and Sderot. | |
| Public statement | 2023-10-12 | — | State of Israel (public solidarity) Days after October 7, Amdocs issued an official statement — also furnished to the US SEC — saying the company was 'horrified by the unconscionable terrorist attack against Israel', that its primary concern was the safety of employees and their families and providing support to them, and that its global delivery model would keep serving customers seamlessly. | |
| Operations in Israel | 2024-06 | — | Sderot (Gaza-border town) — local employment and economy Amdocs is the only high-tech company operating in Sderot, the rocket-battered town on the Gaza border, where it has kept a development center for 22 years that has grown to about 650 employees — 86% of whom live in the area. Amdocs Israel general manager Harel Givon reaffirmed the company's commitment to the site at a June 2024 conference on rebuilding Israel's south during the war. | One source |
| In-kind support | 2025-03-27 | — | Communities and under-represented groups in Israel (Amdocs Israel volunteering, equipment and courses) Ynet's 'For the Community' supplement, a roundup profiling company community programmes, described Amdocs' global employee volunteering campaign 'Acts of Amazing', open to staff in about 90 countries. It said Amdocs Israel logs about 15,000 volunteer hours a year, with over 40% of employees taking part, and works to narrow social gaps by donating technology equipment, running skills courses for diverse populations, offering professional and academic mentoring, and running programmes for under-represented groups. The piece gives no sum, names no recipient organization and does not link the programme to the war; Ynet's page metadata marks it as not sponsored content. This is the company's own community giving in kind and in staff time, not a cash donation. | One source |
| Employee support | 2025-06 | — | Amdocs employees serving in IDF reserve duty Amdocs prioritized employees drafted for military reserve service during the war: its Head of HR Israel, Inbar Mark, said the company equipped managers globally with guidance and implemented 'a comprehensive re-boarding process that trains managers to ensure a respectful, sensitive, and supportive transition back into the workplace' for returning reservists. This is company support for its own workforce, not an external donation. | One source |
| Acquisition | 2026-05-25 | — | Yess (Israeli AI-agent startup) — its shareholders and 13-person team Amdocs bought Yess, an Israeli startup founded in July 2023 that builds autonomous AI-agent systems, and moved its whole 13-person team, including its four founders — former AWS Israel executives Jonathan Bregman, Ido Perlson, Matan Zutta and David Feldstein — into Amdocs' Generative AI and Data division under senior vice president Ilan Sade. The two companies declined to disclose the price; Calcalist reported industry estimates of $8-10 million, against roughly $7 million Yess had raised since its founding; it launched with backing from S Capital. This is the corporation buying an Israeli business — a commercial acquisition, not a donation or aid. | One source |
Frequently asked questions
Did Amdocs donate money to Israel or Israeli causes?
We have no records of cash donations, but Amdocs has documented support of other kinds (Operations in Israel, Public statement, In-kind support, Employee support, Acquisition). See the records on this page.
Where does this information come from?
Every record on this page links to its source — news reports, official company statements, tax filings, or government records. 8 distinct sources are cited for Amdocs. Our methodology page explains the full verification process.
Sources & citations
Record last updated: 2026-09-26
- Globes en.globes.co.il
- Amdocs (locations) amdocs.com
- Amdocs newsroom amdocs.com
- Nasdaq (press release) nasdaq.com
- Ynet (For the Community supplement) ynet.co.il
- Calcalist (CTech) calcalistech.com
- Calcalist (CTech) calcalistech.com
- Stop the Palestinian Genocide (boycott profile) palestiniangenocide.org