Price

Egg prices to rise in November: How much will a 12-pack cost?

The Agriculture Ministry announced an increase of approximately 2.1% in the prices of regulated eggs. The price for a 12-pack of eggs will rise by 27 to 33 agorot, depending on egg size.

|ByWALLA! MONEY
Illustration: Eggs.
Slicing a bread.

Bakeries demand price increase for price-controlled bread

Israeli flour mills announced a 10% to 15% price hike due to the Russia-Ukraine war. Price-controlled bread manufacturers plan to seek Economy Ministry approval for increases.

|ByLIAT RON
Israeli passport.

Starting Nov. 1: What travelers should know about their passport

Starting Nov. 1, Israelis can apply for a passport at a reduced rate - NIS 185 for adults instead of NIS 290. For a family of four, savings reach nearly NIS 300. Here is what you need to know.

|ByMEITAL SHARABI
Hannukah Festigal in Tel Aviv

Nearly NIS 800 for a family outing: Israel’s Hanukkah Festigal ticket prices skyrocketing

Four full-price tickets to Festigal, an annual children’s musical, would cost NIS 796 this year. Discounts through membership programs reveal large gaps in what families could pay.

|ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF

The annoying truth behind the illusion of the low dollar

The dollar has plunged to a 30–year historical low and global commodities are cheaper, but food prices in Israel are only skyrocketing.

JUNE 22, 2026ByLIAT RON
The shekel has strengthened against the dollar, so why aren't we feeling relief at the supermarket?

An inverted world: Coffee crashes by 20%, so why did our price skyrocket?

The global coffee index is plunging, but an examination by the Institute for Retail Research reveals a crazy price-hike celebration in the food chains.

JUNE 21, 2026ByDR. HEZI GUR MIZRAHI
Coffee

The price index dropped, When will we feel it in the supermarket receipt too?

The Consumer Price Index ostensibly shows a decrease, but an examination reveals: While flights abroad and vegetables became cheaper, fruits and cleaning supplies actually became more expensive.

JUNE 21, 2026ByDR. HEZI GUR MIZRAHI
Shopping in the supermarket

Gold trajectory: The forces driving the metal's latest moves

MAY 28, 2026ByDAVID RABINOWICZ
“Gold’s recent swings reflect a market torn between geopolitical uncertainty, rising inflation fears, and expectations of higher U.S. interest rates.”

Now it’s official: The Citroën 2CV is returning as an affordable electric car

Citroën confirms the return of the 2CV as an affordable EV. Due in 2028, it will stay true to the original’s lightweight spirit, with teaser images showing familiar design cues.

MAY 27, 2026ByUDI ETZION/WALLA!
Partial image of the new model revealed by Citroën.

FIFA World Cup 2026: Everything you need to know as a fan planning to attend

MAY 19, 2026ByTAMI DEMSKY
“The FIFA World Cup 2026 will be the biggest ever, across three countries with 48 teams and 104 matches.”

The new pharmacy chain that wants to shake up the market

Sapir Group officially enters the Israeli pharmacy market with the opening of the first branch of the new chain.

MAY 1, 2026ByWALLA! MONEY
Pharm Plus

UK inflation hits 3.3% as middle east conflict drives fuel prices

APRIL 23, 2026ByDAVID RABINOWICZ
"the U.K. economy is likely to face continued inflationary pressure amid persistent uncertainty from the U.S.-Iran conflict affecting global energy markets."

The hidden cost of moving in America: Why fuel prices matter more than ever

APRIL 20, 2026ByHANNAH SCHWARTZ
“Rising fuel prices in the US are making moving and relocation more expensive, unpredictable, and increasingly dependent on timing and logistics.”

Hormuz closure cripples fertilizer trade, causing ripple effect on food security - analysis

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has disrupted global fertilizer supplies, leading to a 20-30% price increase and threatening food security worldwide.

APRIL 14, 2026By JACOB WIRTSCHAFTER / THE MEDIA LINE
A farmer sprinkles fertiliser on crops in a field on the outskirts of Amritsar on April 9, 2026.