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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suggested using cryptocurrency to bypass potential U.S. banking sanctions ahead of October 27 elections. Over 100 economists signed a letter warning the plan would cause higher unemployment, while Russia's A7A5 stablecoin moved $102 billion during the period.

The Bank of Israel rejected Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's proposal to use a cryptocurrency-based plan to bypass potential future banking sanctions, calling the approach impractical and stating that preventing sanctions is the priority for the economy.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suggested using cryptocurrency to bypass potential financial sanctions on Israel. The Bank of Israel strongly rebuked this idea Saturday, stating that crypto cannot circumvent sanctions and that preserving economic relations with main trading partners is the right course for the economy.
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