Food prices dropping, but public doesn't see it, says Finance Ministry
Surveys show that people aren't feeling the effects, however; the study cited survey that show 93% of Israelis believe prices have continued to rise.
Bins of spices and nuts, sacks of grain, piles of fat olives, bakeries and scruffy little food joints at the famous Levinsky Market. (photo credit: ALLAN RABINOWITZ)ByNIV ELISUpdated: