What is the Currency of the State of Israel? TL Value of the Israeli Currency...

The official currency of the State of Israel, one of the most powerful economies in the world, has been the "New Israeli Shekel" since January 1, 1986. The new shekel has been in use since 1986, when it replaced the old shekel, which was divided into 100 agoras at a ratio of 1000:1.

Israel, officially the State of Israel, uses a currency called the "New Israeli Shekel". The Israeli shekel is codenamed "ILS" and has the symbol "₪". The coins are: 10 arogot, ½ shekel, 1 shekel, 5 shekel and 10 shekel. Banknotes are 20 shekels, 50 shekels, 100 shekels and 200 shekels.

Where is the New Israeli Shekel ₪ used?

The New Israeli Shekel is used in 2 countries, Israel and the Palestinian Territories.

What is the equivalent of New Israeli Shekel in Turkish Lira?

One New Israeli Shekel is equivalent to 4.53 Turkish Lira. 1 Turkish Lira is equal to 0.22 New Israeli Shekel.

Information about Israel;

The founder and first prime minister of Israel is David Ben-Gurion, an atheist. Israeli female citizens do compulsory military service after the trainings they receive. It is the only country where women do compulsory military service. Arabic is the official language in Israel along with Hebrew. Neturei Karta, a Jewish sect, supports Palestine. Its members often call for the liberation of Palestine and for the state of Israel to resolve the problems between the two countries peacefully. At least 400 people of Nazi descent have converted to Judaism and settled in Israel. It is a country that has made significant achievements in education and science. Israel has the highest proportion of university graduates among the world's population. It ranks second in the world in terms of new books. Israel has made great contributions to the health care system, developing the first small, renewable video camera, enabling doctors to diagnose cancer and digestive disorders. To combat the eating disorder 'Anorexia', models under a certain weight are banned from modeling in Israel.

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