OP, that is a clickbait title. I believe what the Israel government is doing is "fair", and under their law, if you owe them 42% of capital gains tax, then you have to pay them. The same with having profits in trading forex.
Israel is going forward with a two-pronged approach when it comes to taxing cryptocurrencies. The tax slab is going to be divided into two categories. The first one includes people who hold these virtual currencies in order to gain profits, i.e, create a capital gain
The solution is simple. Do not convert your coins to fiat. That's what we are already doing, are we not?
and the second one includes businesses (or individuals) which ‘engage’ in Bitcoin for ‘business’ purposes.
Any licensed business should pay their taxes.