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Israel Sanctions $24 Million in Cryptocurrency Linked to Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Funding Terror

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First reported by Srugim · 2 hours ago

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Israel sanctioned 37 cryptocurrency wallets holding over 24 million shekels linked to Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, disrupting funding to Hezbollah and other terror groups. The move follows a joint intelligence operation and is part of Israel’s broader campaign against Iran-backed terror financing.

01Israel sanctioned 37 crypto wallets with over 24 million shekels linked to Iran’s Revolutionary Guards.
02The funds primarily supported Hezbollah, which needed urgent financing after recent combat losses.
03The operation was led by Israel’s National Headquarters for Combating Terrorist Financing with intelligence agencies.
04Defense Minister Katz stressed the fight against terror financing is as crucial as battlefield operations.
05The sanctions target the broader "Axis of Evil," including Hamas and the Houthis.
06Matkal head emphasized no immunity for terror financiers in the cryptocurrency space.

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