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Bank of Israel Rejects Netanyahu's Crypto Sanctions Workaround Plan
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The Bank of Israel rejected Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's proposal to use cryptocurrency to circumvent international sanctions, stating digital currencies cannot provide an alternative. The central bank urged focusing on preventing sanctions and maintaining economic ties with trading partners. The proposal drew sharp criticism from economists and former officials who warned of severe economic instability, damage to international standing, and capital flight.
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- Bank of Israel rejected PM Netanyahu's crypto sanctions workaround proposal.
- Central bank stated cryptocurrencies cannot circumvent international financial sanctions.
- Bank of Israel urged focus on preventing sanctions and maintaining economic ties.
- Economists and former officials warned of economic instability and capital flight.
- Netanyahu claimed to have ordered a plan, but officials were unaware.
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