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The Central Bank of Israel has rejected Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's proposal to use cryptocurrencies to circumvent international financial sanctions, the Financial Times reports. The regulator said that digital assets cannot be used as a tool to circumvent restrictions and called on the country's political leadership to focus on maintaining economic ties with key trading partners. Earlier, Netanyahu announced plans to create an "alternative economic system" with the help of cryptocurrencies amid growing pressure from Western countries.

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The Central Bank of Israel has rejected Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's proposal to use cryptocurrencies to circumvent international financial sanctions, the Financial Times reports. The regulator said that digital assets cannot be used as a tool to circumvent restrictions and called on the country's political leadership to focus on maintaining economic ties with key trading partners. Earlier, Netanyahu announced plans to create an "alternative economic system" with the help of cryptocurrencies amid growing pressure from Western countries.

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