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شبكة فلسطين الإخبارية
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The Palestinian General Petroleum Authority attributed the rise in cooking-gas prices in November to higher supply and transport costs and disruptions to energy supplies, stressing that taxes and the profit margins of gas stations and distributors had not increased. It said its ability to intervene was limited by the financial crisis and the withholding of clearance revenues for the nineteenth consecutive month. Selling gas without taxes, as proposed, was not possible under the customs union agreement and given Israel’s control of the crossings. The Authority added that prices would fall once the factors driving them higher had subsided, and that it was exploring ways to ease the burden on citizens.
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