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Netanyahu Requests Blockchain Plan to Evade Israel Sanctions

By Drooid · Oct 23, 2026, 8:07 PM UTC · How we work

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Netanyahu Seeks Blockchain

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he requested a blockchain plan to evade potential financial sanctions.
Netanyahu warned that tens of billions of U.S. defense aid dollars could eventually stop arriving.
He urged creation of an alternate economy and cited blockchain networks as a way to circumvent sanctions.
Netanyahu said America has changed and Israel can no longer assume continued U.S. military assistance.

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Economists Warn Sanctions

JPPI survey recorded 15 U.S. measures against Israel, the highest among all countries.
Economists Forum released a letter signed by over 60 experts warning settlement sanctions could severely damage Israel’s economy.
Netanyahu dismissed Bank of Israel Governor Prof. Amir Yaron’s warnings that the defense budget strains the economy.
JPPI’s database lists 139 sanctions across 64 countries, with 111 active measures covering finance, defense, trade, diplomacy, law, and academia.

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Netanyahu Seeks Blockchain

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he requested a blockchain plan to evade potential financial sanctions.
Netanyahu warned that tens of billions of U.S. defense aid dollars could eventually stop arriving.
He urged creation of an alternate economy and cited blockchain networks as a way to circumvent sanctions.
Netanyahu said America has changed and Israel can no longer assume continued U.S. military assistance.

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