Starting Monday [8/8/22], it will be a criminal offense in Israel to pay more than the equivalent of $1,700 in cash to a business or $4,360 in cash to individual, as the government intensifies its ongoing war on tangible money.
It’s a war that began in earnest with the 2018 passage of the Law for the Reduction in the Use of Cash. Israeli businesses and individuals began facing limits on cash transactions in January 2019. However, on Aug 1, those limits are being slashed nearly in half.
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Violators are subject to penalties that can reach 25% of the transaction for individuals and 30% for businesses. According to Israel National News, the government has amassed the equivalent of $5 billion in fines since restrictions began in 2019.
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As someone who's critical of destructive Jewish influence in USA, I've never understood why they are as bad or at times even worse to themselves in Israel. Gay parades, hardcore vaxing, hate speech laws, this anti-cash b.s. None of the explanations ever make sense to me without some kind of "conspiratorial" twist that is at best a long stretch of logic.
What's your view on this sort of thing?
Hi WayWay,
I'd say top Jews also exploit and abuse lesser (or just dumber) Jews. Most of Bernie Madoff's victims were Jewish.
Also, top Jews love anti-Semitism, since it's a cover for their crimes. No one else goes on and on about everyone hating them, and for no good reason, apparently. Klaus Schwab, Albert Bourla and George Soros, etc., are just victims of anti-Semitism.
Linh
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