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Israel Gas Prices Poised to Exceed 8 Shekels Amid Global Tensions
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First reported by Mako · 7 hours ago
What happened
Gasoline prices in Israel are expected to rise by over 40 agorot per liter next week, potentially surpassing 8 shekels. This increase is driven by global oil prices and geopolitical tensions, and may negate a recent government subsidy.
- 01Israeli gasoline prices may exceed 8 shekels per liter next week.
- 02Global oil price hikes and geopolitical tensions are the main causes.
- 03The rise could negate a recent 50 agorot per liter government subsidy.
- 04Finance Minister Smotrich can adjust the subsidy amount.
- 05Upcoming elections add political pressure to the government's decision.
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