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CalcalistEconomy

Fuel Prices in Israel Surge Above 8 Shekels Per Liter Starting Saturday Night

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Hebrew · 12 newsrooms covering

Israel's fuel price will increase by 61 agorot per liter at midnight Saturday, pushing the cost of 95-octane unleaded gasoline to 8.09 shekels per liter.

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  • Fuel prices in Israel will rise by 61 agorot per liter starting midnight Saturday.
  • The new price for 95-octane unleaded gasoline will be 8.09 shekels per liter including VAT.
  • The increase was announced by the Ministry of Energy's Fuel and Gas Administration.
  • The price change applies to self-service stations across Israel.
  • The hike takes effect between Saturday night and Sunday morning.
Fuel Prices in Israel Surge Above 8 Shekels Per Liter Starting Saturday Night
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The Israeli Ministry of Energy's Fuel and Gas Administration announced a significant fuel price increase effective at midnight between Saturday and Sunday. The price of 95-octane unleaded gasoline at self-service stations will rise by 61 agorot per liter, reaching 8.09 shekels including VAT. This marks a notable jump in fuel costs for consumers across Israel starting this weekend.

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