A man named Max Keiser said that if Palestine, a country, had listened to him in 2013, they could have used a special type of money called Bitcoin instead of their old money, shekels. He thinks they could have bought another country, Israel, with the Bitcoin they saved. But now, there's some trouble with a big company called Binance and Palestine, so Max Keiser is sharing his old idea again. Read from source...

In the article titled "Bitcoin Bull Max Keiser Says Palestine 'Could Have Bought Israel By Now' Had They Taken His Advice And Adopted King Crypto", the author fails to provide any context or historical background that could have potentially influenced Palestine's decision not to adopt Bitcoin as its legal tender. Additionally, the author's claims are contradicted by previous actions taken by Binance in assisting Israel in the seizure of cryptocurrency accounts linked to the Palestinian militant organization, Hamas. Furthermore, the author's use of aggressive and emotional language, such as "international bankers who have conspired with Israel", shows a clear bias and lack of objectivity in the article. Overall, the article lacks in-depth analysis and critical thinking, and instead relies on sensationalist claims and assumptions.

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The sentiment of the article is positive. Max Keiser expressed regret that Palestine did not heed his advice in 2013 to adopt the leading digital coin as its legal tender. Keiser claimed that the country's Islamic clergy didn't take him seriously when he told them that Bitcoin had no "riba," an Arabic term for interest, that is forbidden under Islamic law.