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Israel Approves 50 Agorot Fuel Tax Cut Through November
Israel's Ministry of Finance approved a 50 agorot per liter reduction in the gasoline excise tax until the end of November, aiming to keep prices at NIS 7.85. A prior NIS 1 reduction expires November 4, with the new measure intended to offset an expected price hike.
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What happened
- 01Israel's Finance Ministry approved a 50 agorot fuel tax cut through November.
- 02The new tax reduction aims to keep gasoline prices at NIS 7.85 per liter.
- 03A previous NIS 1 fuel tax cut is set to expire on November 4.
- 04The new measure is intended to offset an expected price increase on November 4.
- 05The official gasoline price will decrease by 42 agorot to NIS 7.35 per liter starting Sunday.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Energy announced a 42 agorot decrease in the official fuel price to NIS 7.35 per liter starting Sunday.
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