Pennsylvania’s state treasurer plans to send more taxpayer dollars to Israel.Stacy Garrity plans to invest an additional $25 million in bonds for the Middle Eastern nation.The new investment brings the total investment by the state to $64.5 million.“Israel is our greatest ally in the Middle East,” Garrity said. “Israel bonds are a smart, dependable investment with a proven track record, and it’s especially important to show our support at a time when Israelis and Jews — both abroad and here in the United States — continue to face horrific acts of antisemitism.”These new bonds will earn the commonwealth a return of 4.96%, Garrity said.The commonwealth has invested in Israel bonds for more than 30 years.