24.10.2026 · Cryptonews

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Channel 10 on Friday that the country needs fresh financial tools to reduce exposure to banking sanctions. He confirmed he has already ordered a plan to explore blockchain technology as one option.
The move comes against a backdrop of mounting international criticism over Israel’s actions in Palestine and settlement construction. A database maintained by the Jewish People Policy Institute lists 15 measures from the US, 10 from Spain, 8 from the UK, 7 from Turkey and 5 from Belgium.
Netanyahu also cautioned that Israel should no longer count on steady US military aid worth tens of billions of dollars. Blockchain is seen as a potential route for cross-border payments if conventional banking channels are restricted.
Details on specific cryptocurrencies, responsible agencies or timelines were not provided.
Based on information from cryptonews.net

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