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Binance Admits Blocking Palestinian Crypto Accounts for Israel

October 6, 2024
Binance Admits Blocking Palestinian Crypto Accounts for Israel

Binance Froze Palestinian Crypto Wallets at 'Israel's Request'

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Binance, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchange platforms, has acknowledged freezing the crypto wallets of Palestinian users following a request from the Israeli army, a move that has ignited international controversy.

Reports indicate that the Israeli army asked Binance to block over 1,500 crypto wallets linked to Palestinians, suspecting their involvement in illicit activities. Binance carried out its own investigation and ultimately froze 220 accounts after confirming their connection to suspicious activities.

This decision has sparked widespread debate and strong reactions within the international community.

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