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Quds fuel stations unaffected by Occupying State decline
The owners' union of fuel stations in the West Bank reported that the decrease in gasoline prices in Israel this Sunday morning did not reflect on fuel prices in the Palestinian market, due to the reliance on a monthly settlement mechanism that sets a fixed price until the end of the month. Although the price of 95-octane gasoline per liter in Israel has decreased from 8.25 to 7.75 shekels, this did not impact prices at Palestinian stations. The fuel shortage crisis in the West Bank continues, with daily quantities reaching between 2.5 and 3 million liters, while the daily need is about 4 million liters. Supply has decreased during weekends and Jewish holidays, which may worsen the crisis. Additionally, bank restrictions on cash deposits impose extra costs on fuel stations, further aggravating the problem with no clear solutions in sight, as demand remains high and incoming supplies have declined.
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