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Morning Edition · Monday, October 26, 2026Published at 1:45 AM EDT · New York
Bank of Israel Rejects Netanyahu's Plan to Use Crypto to Evade Possible Sanctions
The central bank said cryptocurrencies cannot serve as a way around sanctions, and 109 Israeli economists and business leaders warned that the plan would not prevent financial isolation.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has proposed that Israel prepare an alternative financial system built on blockchain and cryptocurrencies in case it faces international banking sanctions, French-language crypto channel Goku Crypto…
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