The prime minister’s call to prepare an alternative economy has alarmed high-tech leaders, even as advisers close to him argue that contingency planning for possible sanctions is necessary.
Days before Israel’s election, Netanyahu said he has asked for a blockchain plan in case banks are hit with sanctions, and told Israelis to prepare for a rainy day after Trump.
The Israeli premier called blockchain one of several alternatives as Britain threatens action against businesses supporting settlement construction.... Read the full story at The Defiant
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants Israel to be ready if international banking sanctions disrupt its ability to move money abroad. He has asked for a contingency plan that includes...
Netanyahu requested a plan involving blockchain in response to possible banking sanctions, while noting that details remain undisclosed.
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