The move reportedly authorizes the Treasury Department to issue waivers to aid groups and companies providing essentials such as water, electricity, and other humanitarian supplies.
Our approach should be humanitarian aid, yes, but no to US reconstruction aid or sanctions relief until Syria is unambiguously not jihadist.
The rial’s stronger value in 2015 during Iran’s nuclear deal, when it traded at 32,000 to the dollar, contrasts sharply with today’s conditions.
"We're all really happy that Assad is gone," Senator Jim Risch, the top Republican on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, told Reuters.
The damage to the settlement enterprise will not be abated by the signing of a nullification order in Washington.
"We will not allow Hezbollah and its supporters to continue funding terrorism against the State of Israel," said Katz.
The Treasury Department said the sanctions targeted the group's representatives abroad, including those involved in fundraising efforts.
Connecting Iran's Shetab interbank network to the Russian system enabled collaboration, reducing reliance on the global SWIFT network, which has excluded Iranian banks since 2018.
As G7 mulls Russian palladium sanctions, global markets hold their breath. With automotive industry hanging in balance and prices soaring, can the West afford to cut off Moscow's metal supply?
Regulatory shaming by the Bank of Israel is a step in the right direction. We can only hope it will lead to real improvement in the conduct of the banks.