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Fuel prices in Israel temporarily decreased after the price of gasoline dropped to 7.75 shekels per liter at the beginning of September, which was the highest in 14 years, due to a reduction in fuel taxes. However, as of October 1st, gasoline prices increased to 8.27 shekels per liter, a rise of 52 agorot, or approximately 6.7%, despite the ongoing tax cut aimed at limiting price increases. This rise is attributed to market conditions, without any change in the additional charges for full service.
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