The price of gasoline in Israel is again on the rise.
Consumers will pay an additional 34 agorot per liter over the past month at self-service pumps in the Jewish State, bringing the price for 95-octane to NIS 6.71 per liter.
The supplement for full service will be 21 agorot per liter – no change from last month.
The prices will be lower in Eilat, where the State of Israel charges no sales tax.
The price for 95-octane at a self-service station in the Red Sea resort city will cost up to NIS 5.74 per liter. Full-service supplement will not change from 18 agorot.
The Likud party issued a statement attacking the government for the price hikes, commenting, “Food prices are rising. Taxes are rising. The price of fuel is rising. Bennett is raising the cost of living and Israeli citizens are paying the price.”
Gas prices rose three times in 2021, in January, May and October.
