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The Palestinian government has raised the price of a 12-kilogram household gas cylinder to 100 shekels, or about $32.37, sparking widespread anger and calls for a price reduction. The General Petroleum Authority said its ability to intervene was limited by the financial crisis and the withholding of Palestinian funds, and that the increase was tied to the supplier’s price—not to new taxes or changes in distributors’ profit margins. The authority also attributed rising prices to regional escalation, disruptions to energy supplies, and higher transport costs. It said it was looking for ways to ease the burden and that prices would fall once the causes of the increase had subsided.
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