Netanyahu Asks for Blockchain Plan to Bypass Banking Sanctions
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he has asked for a plan to use blockchain and crypto as a way around possible banking sanctions. Speaking in an interview with Israel’s Channel
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he has asked for a plan to use blockchain and crypto as a way around possible banking sanctions.
Speaking in an interview with Israel’s Channel 10, Netanyahu was asked whether blockchain could offer a route around sanctions. He said it was “one of the alternatives, certainly,” and that he had “already asked for a plan to be prepared.”
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