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Israel Prepares for Annual Daylight Saving Time Change
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What happened
Israel will switch back to standard time on October 25, 2026, a yearly practice aimed at extending daylight into the evening for commerce, despite debates over sleep disruption and energy savings.
- 01Israel will switch to standard time on October 25, 2026.
- 02The change extends daylight into the evening for activity.
- 03Mornings become lighter earlier at the expense of evenings.
- 04The practice originated in Europe during World War I.
- 05Debates continue regarding sleep disruption and energy savings.
- 06International bodies are also considering ending the time changes.
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