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Tel Aviv court eases debt for IDF reservist after nearly two years of wartime service
Registrar cites soldier’s long absences on duty in approving a plan that cuts his debt by more than half and spreads the remaining payments over four years
Attorney Hofit Sivan
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12.03.25
Debtor delivers mountain of coins to pay fine; court rejects it as ‘bad faith’
Defendant delivers 18 boxes holding over 500 pounds of half-shekel coins to settle an 18,000-shekel fee, but enforcement registrar rules stunt showed bad faith and fined him, while still allowing payment in coins if coordinated in advance
Lital Dubrovitsky
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12.01.25
Tel Aviv court slashes nearly $390,000 in debt for Sderot man haunted by October 7 trauma
A 60-year-old Sderot resident, plagued by anxiety and hallucinations since the Hamas massacre, was granted a rare debt reduction by a Tel Aviv court, wiping nearly NIS 1.5 million in interest due to his fragile mental state and years of repayments
Attorney Maor Kinder
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11.10.25
Conquest by ledger: How tokenization redefines power
Opinion: From bayonets to bonds to blockchains, power adapts to bind its subjects; tokenization risks becoming the latest tool of domination—reducing land, resources and rights to digital assets ruled by algorithms and investors, not citizens or states
Dr. Bella Barda Bareket
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09.07.25
Empire crumbling: France faces €3.3 trillion burden, looming government collapse
France, Europe’s second-largest economy, carries €3.3 trillion in debt; Prime Minister Bayrou pushes €44 billion in cuts as strikes erupt over pensions and vacation days, president of the European Central Bank warns of instability, and foreign money from Qatar, Saudi Arabia and China deepens questions of sovereignty and control
Tamar Sebok, Paris
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09.03.25
Stablecoins may prop up the dollar, while quietly paving bitcoin’s rise
Opinion: Dollar-pegged stablecoins drive global demand for US treasuries but expose the weaknesses of fiat money, setting the stage for bitcoin to emerge as a long-term hedge and foundation for a parallel financial system
Brett Schor
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07.23.25
'Petty and provocative': Court fines insurance company after settling debt with bags of small change
Israeli court rules that while paying a legal debt with thousands of coins technically lawful, lack of documentation and apparent intent to inconvenience the creditor made the act unjustifiable—costing the company five times the original debt
Lital Dubrovitsky
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05.21.25
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