Israel Sees Sharp Fuel Price Surge to Over 8 Shekels per Liter
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Israel's Energy Ministry raises 95-octane gasoline prices by 61 agorot to 8.09 shekels per liter, the highest since the war began.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Fuel price in Israel rises by 61 agorot per liter starting Sunday midnight.
- 95-octane unleaded gasoline now costs 8.09 shekels per liter at self-service stations.
- This is the highest fuel price recorded since the war started.
- The increase was announced by the Fuel and Gas Administration of the Energy Ministry.
- Price includes VAT and applies to consumer fuel stations.
- The hike reflects ongoing economic pressures on fuel costs in Israel.
The Israeli Energy Ministry's Fuel and Gas Administration announced a significant fuel price increase effective 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 per liter including VAT. This marks the highest fuel price recorded since the outbreak of the war, reflecting ongoing economic pressures on energy costs in Israel.
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