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Israel Faces Potential Price Hikes as Fuel Costs Soar to Record Highs
Gasoline prices in Israel are set to hit a record high, triggering concerns about widespread price increases in transportation, utilities, and goods. The government is considering expanding fuel subsidies despite financial and legal challenges.
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What happened
- 01Fuel prices in Israel will reach a record high of 8.27 shekels per liter.
- 02The price hike is driven by global oil costs and a weaker shekel.
- 03Expect increased costs for transportation, electricity, and water.
- 04Concerns exist about manufacturers exploiting the situation for further price hikes.
- 05The government is considering expanding fuel subsidies, facing budget and legal hurdles.
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