The Bank of Israel rejects Netanyahu’s crypto sanctions proposal as opposition leaders and economists warn of risks to Israel’s economy.
Over 100 economists, including former governor Jacob Frenkel, warned of deeper isolation ahead of Israel's October 27 national election.
Israel’s election campaign has spilled into crypto policy after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suggested the country could lean on blockchain and cryptocurrencies to withstand the economic...
Israel’s election campaign has taken an unexpected turn as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu argued that blockchain and cryptocurrencies could help the country withstand potential international...
Ahead of elections, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel could turn to blockchain and crypto to skirt potential international sanctions, to the dismay of opponents and the country’s...
Netanyahu speaks of a sanctions "bypass economy" built on blockchain. But Israel’s economy did not survive fifteen years of fiscal populism thanks to digital currencies. It survived thanks to...
A letter signed by more than 100 economists, business leaders and former officials warns that banking sanctions could paralyze Israeli businesses, drive away investment and undermine the country’s...
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.
Netanyahu’s plan for an alternative economy overlooks the country’s dependence on international finance, advanced technology and foreign suppliers. The sanctions imposed on Lebanese energy company...
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