Bank of Israel against Netanyahu: Cryptocurrencies cannot be used to circumvent sanctions
'The right thing for the Israeli economy is to maintain its economic relationship with our main trade partners and to focus on avoiding sanctions,' said the governor of the Bank of Israel
The governor of the Bank of Israel stated that the right course for the Israeli economy is to focus on avoiding sanctions and maintaining economic relationships with main trade partners, according to Haaretz.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian accused Washington of disrupting negotiations intended to end the war, though he stated his belief that the conflict must be finished, according to Hindustan Times - World News.
The Palestinian Authority has called for international pressure on Israel following an attack on Friday that killed two Israeli soldiers. France 24 reports that a Palestinian official stated approximately 1,200 Palestinians in Hebron were forced to leave their homes because of the attack, and the head of Hebron's municipality said an additional 1,300 people may also be forced to leave.
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