Max Keiser Explains How Bitcoin Could End Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Bitcoin maximalist and prominent advocate Max Keiser made a bold and controversial statement on social media, suggesting that Bitcoin (BTC) has the potential to transform

Bitcoin maximalist and TV presenter Max Keiser made a surprising statement on X (formerly Twitter), suggesting that Bitcoin (BTC) could help stop the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

According to Keiser, those involved in violent land disputes would come to care about nothing else after understanding Bitcoin. In his words, “Everything goes to zero against Bitcoin.”

If people who do this understood Bitcoin they would care about nothing else. Everything goes to zero against Bitcoin. It establishes a new standard of property and value.

There is no land, only satoshis. They couldn’t touch it if they tried.

Her mind and soul is broken.

We must orange pill Israelis and Palestinians.

— Max Keiser (@MaxKaiser) August 24, 2023

The presenter mentioned a woman in one of his comments suggesting that an Israeli settler is suggesting it’s ok to commit violence over land. However, Keiser claimed that her mind and soul are broken and that a true understanding of Bitcoin would show the moral depravity of such actions.

“If people who do this (the violent land dispute) understood Bitcoin they would care about nothing else. Everything goes to zero against Bitcoin. It establishes a new standard of property and value. There is no land, only satoshis. They couldn’t touch it if they tried,” added Keiser.

suggesting that people should focus on spreading the "orange pill" message to those in conflict zones, like Israel and Palestine.

"We must orange pill Israelis and Palestinians," he concluded.

Those unfamiliar with the term, "orange pill" is used in the crypto space to denote introducing someone to the benefits and philosophy of Bitcoin. In this case, it would be the vision of Bitcoin maximalists.

maximalists believe that BTC is the only true cryptocurrency and that all other coins, so-called "altcoins," are scams.

Some might find it interesting that a well-known crypto bull like Max Keiser is suggesting that the solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict might lie in the mass adoption of Bitcoin.