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The Bank of Israel rejected Netanyahu's proposition that Israel use blockchain and crypto to skirt sanctions Financial Times reported Bank of Israel’s statement that cryptocurrencies cannot serve to circumvent sanctions imposed on Israel. Bank of Israel rejected Benjamin Netanyahu’s proposal to use cryptocurrency. Tomer Sharoni explained to the Bank of Israel that blockchain can transfer money across borders but cannot enforce payment acceptance. Regulators approved the BILS shekel stablecoin in April 2026.· Entity summary generated by Graphiti

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  1. Tomer SharoniEXPLAINEDBank of Israel

    Tomer Sharoni explained to the Bank of Israel that blockchain can transfer money across borders but cannot enforce payment acceptance.

    Current1 sourceTomer Sharoni
  2. Financial TimesREPORTSBank of Israel

    Financial Times reported Bank of Israel’s statement that cryptocurrencies cannot serve to circumvent sanctions imposed on Israel.

    Current1 sourceFinancial Times
  3. Bank of IsraelREJECTEDBenjamin Netanyahu

    Bank of Israel rejected Benjamin Netanyahu’s proposal to use cryptocurrency.

    Current1 sourceBenjamin Netanyahu
  4. Bank of IsraelREJECTEDBenjamin Netanyahu

    The Bank of Israel rejected Netanyahu's proposition that Israel use blockchain and crypto to skirt sanctions

    Current2 sourcesBenjamin Netanyahu
  5. Bank of IsraelAPPROVEDBILS shekel stablecoin

    Regulators approved the BILS shekel stablecoin in April 2026.

    Current1 sourceBILS shekel stablecoin

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