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شبكة راية الإعلامية
Al-Sarahneh Discusses Fuel Prices and Quality
The article explains that the rise in fuel prices in the Palestinian market is due to global changes in energy prices. Palestine depends on importing oil from Israeli companies rather than domestic production, which makes the local market directly affected by international developments. Additionally, the Secretary of the Fuel Station Owners' Syndicate pointed out that the Ministry of Finance's cessation of support for diesel since April, resulting from decreased revenues and the withholding of customs funds, has led to a noticeable increase in prices. The article emphasizes that licensed gas stations are subject to strict oversight, with laboratory tests being conducted to verify fuel quality. Citizens are advised not to fall for rumors and can verify fuel quality through official procedures. Tests have also shown that signs of counterfeit fuel include changes in color or smell, and the emission of black smoke, while normal vehicle fuel consumption rates range from 3 to 12 liters per 100 km depending on the vehicle type.
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