Israeli opposition leader Eisenkot: Netanyahu 'no longer fit' to lead
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Israeli PM Netanyahu suggested using cryptocurrency to shield the economy from potential international sanctions, a first for a Western-aligned leader. Economists and rivals criticize the plan as unworkable and provocative. The proposal signals growing concern over sanctions risk and could unsettle markets if it gains traction.
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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has proposed utilizing cryptocurrency to circumvent potential international sanctions, a claim confirmed by multiple sources. This proposal has been met with strong opposition from the Bank of Israel, which warns of financial instability and shekel depreciation. The feasibility and official adoption of such a plan remain uncertain, but it signals growing concern within the Israeli government regarding economic isolation.
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