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The Palestinian General Petroleum Authority attributed the rise in cooking-gas prices in November to higher supply prices at source, disruptions to energy supplies, and increased transportation costs, and denied that taxes or distributors’ profit margins had risen. In a statement issued on November 1, 2026, it said that the withholding of clearance revenues for the nineteenth consecutive month was limiting the government’s ability to regulate prices, although it was considering options to ease the burden. It added that selling fuel without taxes and fees was not feasible because of restrictions under the Customs Union Agreement and Israel’s control of crossings and borders. It expected prices to fall once the factors driving them up had passed.
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