Fuel Prices Drop Slightly After Reaching Record Highs
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Fuel prices in Israel have decreased slightly after reaching a record high, returning to just over 7 shekels per liter.
The story in 3 lines · by baba
- Fuel prices dropped after reaching a record high.
- The price per liter is now over 7 shekels.
- This follows a recent surge to nearly 7.75 shekels.
Following a recent surge that pushed fuel prices to a record high, the cost of gasoline in Israel has seen a slight decrease. The price per liter has returned to the 7 shekel range, down from the previous peak which had approached 7.75 shekels.
This adjustment offers a small measure of relief to consumers who have been impacted by the escalating fuel costs. The exact new price per liter is now just over 7 shekels.
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