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Treasury Legal Advisor Backs Fuel Price Cut Proposal
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First reported by Kan News · 31 minutes ago
What happened
Israel's Treasury legal advisor recommended approving Finance Minister Smotrich's plan to cut fuel taxes by half a shekel, citing cost of living relief despite concerns about political motivation and professional opposition. The Attorney General will make the final decision.
- 01Treasury legal advisor backs fuel tax cut proposal.
- 02Proposal aims to reduce fuel prices by half a shekel.
- 03Concerns raised about political motivation and professional opposition.
- 04Legal advisor cited cost of living and past precedents.
- 05Attorney General to make the final decision.
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