Yeah, it seems like it's only a matter of time until their banks are forced to accept it. The Israeli version of SEC is interested in exploring the possibility of a digital market in Israel:
The regulator posed several questions to the public to improve blockchain’s regulatory standing in the country. Development of capital markets is a primary concern, with the ISA directly asking for provisions that “impede the development of a digital market in Israel.” The committee also asked for information on additional risks and use cases specific to the trading of DLT-based securities.
That, plus an actual court actually ruled that blanket bans shouldn't be imposed last year:
An Israeli court ruled on March 17, 2019, that banks can't enforce a blanket ban against all accounts linked to cryptocurrency. Instead, the court said, banks need to consider the specific type and scope of crypto-related activity before determining whether or not to open an account.
It's funny seeing the government telling banks to actually do their jobs lol.