With many Israelis relying on public transport, this increase is going to put additional pressure on a public already struggling with price increases in other sectors.

An analysis by Globes shows that after a significant drop at the beginning of the war, Israelis are back to ordering online.

The Bank of Israel reported that its Composite State of the Economy Index showed that the negative effects of the war on the economy had moderated in November, its second month.

The dollar continues to rise, and this morning at the opening of the trading week in the local foreign exchange market, the dollar crossed the threshold of 3.8 NIS. This could lead the Bank of Israel to raise the interest rate again