Gazans were told they would receive 310 shekels, but at the current exchange rate, $100 is worth more than that. Where's the extra money going?
Israel’s foreign currency reserves rose nearly 10% from $115.279 billion to $126.023 billion in 2019.
The shekel dipped below NIS 3.5 against the dollar.
This is the first time since 2012 that the dollar-shekel rate broke the 4.0 mark.