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Treasury Warns Against Fuel Price Freeze Amid Election Concerns
Israeli Finance Ministry professionals oppose a fuel price freeze proposed by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich due to concerns over budget overruns. The proposed subsidy could cost tens of millions of shekels monthly, with legal review pending on potential election-period benefits.
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- 01Treasury officials oppose a fuel price freeze due to budget concerns.
- 02The proposed subsidy could cost 50 million shekels monthly.
- 03Further price reductions are being considered.
- 04Legal review is pending on election-period benefits.
- 05The freeze aims to prevent a fuel price hike tonight.
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