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Ok, what about Israel?

• vkou 4y ago
  While I enjoy pointing out the many, many problems[1] with the current state of Israel, I don't think CZ and Binance were banking for 'terrorist' groups out of a political principle. And since they aren't doing out any particular political principle, it seems that they were just as happy to support 'bad' terrorist groups as they were 'good' terrorist groups. It's one thing if you're supporting violence because you legitimately believe that its cause is just. We do that all the time. It's another when you're supporting any violent group that will pay you. One makes you an idealist that may, or may not be on the right side of morality and history. The other simply makes you a criminal. [1] Understatement of the century, but what those problems are isn't at all relevant to this thread.
• lesuorac 4y ago
  How do you expect to jail an entire state? I'm sure you heard about Russian receiving sanctions from the US but often when you look into the details it's restrictions against specific named Russian nationals. If you can name specific Isrealies that are involved in terrorism then you might be able to get sanctions against them but to just blanketly claim the whole country is guilty of an unspecified sanctionable offense isn't going to get you anywhere.
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• dragonwriter 4y ago
  Foreign states are generally not subject to US criminal law.