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Netanyahu proposal for blockchain-based economy

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Latest: Israel's Bank of Israel rejects Netanyahu's crypto sanctions plan

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has proposed the development of an alternative economic framework utilizing blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. The goal of this proposal is to mitigate the potential imp

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IMF and OECD update global growth and inflation forecasts

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Latest: IMF projects 4.7% global inflation for 2026 amid slowing growth

Global economic outlooks continue to reflect a trend toward deceleration, though recent reports highlight varying degrees of resilience. The OECD previously revised global GDP growth projections downward to 2.9% in 2026

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UK-Israel diplomatic rift escalates over settlement trade

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Latest: Israeli economists warn of economic damage from potential European sanctions

The diplomatic rift between Israel and a coalition of nations over West Bank settlement trade has intensified. The UK, France, Canada, and several European nations have announced trade restrictions, characterizing settle

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Palestinian banking and economic crisis

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Latest: Yahya Shanar calls for Palestinian-led Gaza reconstruction

Yahya Shanar, Governor of the Palestine Monetary Authority, has warned that the Palestinian economy is facing a financial and banking crisis with political dimensions linked to Israeli measures. Key issues include threat

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Israeli economic growth and performance

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Latest: Israel economy shows strong growth driven by tech sector

Israel’s economy continues to show resilience and growth despite the financial pressures of military expenditures, which have exceeded $114 billion. Following a 1% expansion in 2024, the GDP grew by 2.9% in 2025 and 3.2%

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