I have been deeply disappointed by Binance’s recent behavior, particularly their unjust actions towards Palestinian users. Instead of providing them with a simple, fair process to withdraw their assets through P2P and then close their accounts, Binance has chosen to freeze their funds without any prior warning or explanation. This kind of behavior is unacceptable from a platform that claims to be global and transparent.What concerns me even more is the troubling alignment Binance seems to be showing with certain geopolitical agendas, particularly in favor of the Israeli occupation. This makes me seriously question their stance on privacy, fairness, and human rights. Why is a global platform choosing to act in this way, especially when there are simple solutions that don’t involve freezing accounts without any prior warning?I had considered moving my assets to Binance, believing it to be a safe and reputable platform. However, seeing how they’ve treated Palestinians and other users in similar geopolitical situations, like what happened with Russia, I have serious doubts about their integrity. Although I am not from Palestine, I believe strongly in the right to privacy and fairness for all, regardless of nationality or political situation.I currently hold a small amount of capital on Binance, but given their recent actions, I’m hesitant to increase my involvement with them. I am left wondering: how can a company that claims to respect privacy and security act in such a manner?━━━━━━◇◆◇━━━━━━⫸Update on Binance response⮑ Reply to the response message related to BinanceHelloThank you for your reply, but unfortunately, what you mentioned is not accurate. I have evidence and images that prove the freezing of accounts was not limited to illicit funds, as you claim. Many regular users had their accounts frozen and their funds seized without any prior warning, and these accounts had no connection to any illegal activities.Your actions contradict the transparency that is expected from a global platform like Binance and damage the trust users once had in you. The misleading information Binance is spreading regarding this matter is unacceptable. Attempting to justify these actions as part of anti-money laundering regulations is a weak excuse, especially when users were not even given proper notifications or clear procedures before their accounts were frozen.I will be sharing the evidence I have, and I expect Binance to clarify the situation transparently instead of providing vague responses that attempt to justify infringing on users' rightsUnfortunately, the Trustpilot website does not provide a feature to upload media, so I will adjust this response
