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Jerusalem Fuel Prices Remain Stable Despite Territory Loss
While the price per liter of gasoline in Israel decreased from 8.25 to 7.75 shekels, this decline was not reflected in fuel prices in the West Bank due to the monthly deal system that sets purchase prices at a fixed rate until the end of each month. The Palestinian market is suffering from a continuous shortage of fuel quantities, with daily supplies reaching between 2.5 and 3 million liters, compared to a daily demand of approximately 4 million liters. This shortage is worsened by the suspension of deliveries on Fridays and Saturdays, as well as the tensions during Jewish holidays, which reduce supply amounts to less than half of the usual quantities. Additionally, banking restrictions that prevent gas stations from depositing more than 50% of their fuel invoices exacerbate the supply crisis and impose additional financial burdens on the stations. No practical solutions have been found yet for this escalating crisis, which worsens as demand increases with the start of the school year and seasonal conditions.
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