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The Organization for the Implementation of the Social Security Treaty Israel-W. Germany -  ("the German Pension") was founded in 1983 by Israel Perry.  The Organization's goal is to provide the best services and enable every Israeli citizen to enjoy all the advantages of the German pension fund.

• The German Pension is a financial investment for purchasing pension rights in the German Federal Republic - similar to any German citizen.
• This purchase was made possible by the treaty signed between Germany and Israel in 1975, and was open for enrollment until June 1983.
• Similar agreements exist between Germany and many other countries, such as the United States, Canada and Turkey.
• Owing to the timing of the agreement, and the economic conditions prevailing in Germany at the time of its signing and operation, the German pension was particularly profitable to the Israeli investor - much beyond any economic probability.  (Its profitability exceeds that of the German investor who has saved for this pension all his life.)
• The possibility was open to any Israeli citizen and resident, without any connection to his country of birth, origin, religion, etc.
• The German Pension scheme has no connection to the Holocaust or persecution, and among those who enrolled are many natives of Israel, of the Orient, and Israeli Arab and Druze citizens.  (The German government recognized eligibility for the pension scheme only for Israelis residing within the 1967 borders).