Khaberni - Fuel prices have increased by more than one shekel, reaching 8.05 shekels per liter for Octane 95 gasoline at self-service stations, including Value Added Tax, in accordance with the new pricing that begins to be applied from tonight in Israel.
According to Israeli media, the increase was 1.03 shekels per liter, while the full service commission was set at 25 agorot per liter, including the tax.
In the city of Eilat, the price per liter reached 6.82 shekels, with an increase of 87 agorot compared to the previous pricing, while the full service commission remained at 21 agorot per liter (excluding tax), unchanged.
This rise is mainly attributed to the global rise in oil prices amid the repercussions of the war, in addition to recording an increase of nearly 2% in the exchange rate of fuel.
