Israel fuel prices could top NIS 9 per liter as tax cut expires after elections
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Rising global oil prices amid expectations of renewed fighting with Iran, coupled with the expiration of Smotrich's fuel tax cut on November 3, are expected to drive fuel prices sharply higher.
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