Israeli court rules authorities can now seize cryptos present in 150 blacklisted wallets

A decision purportedly made by Tel Aviv's Magistrate Court permits the Israeli government to take all the cryptocurrency in more than 150 digital wallets that it has banned for allegedly aiding terrorist organizations.

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