The Bank of Israel delayed publishing today's representative exchange rates by more than 90 minutes from the usual release time, citing a glitch in the 'Government Cloud' (Memshal Zamini) service. The bank said the issue is being handled.
The Bank of Israel has delayed the publication of today's representative exchange rates by more than 90 minutes, according to a statement from the bank relayed by journalist Yuval Sadeh (N12). The delay is attributed to a glitch in the 'Government Cloud' (Memshal Zamini) platform, a government-operated digital service infrastructure. The bank stated that the issue is under treatment and that rates have not yet been updated for the day. This is a technical, non-security event affecting financial markets' daily reference data. There is no indication of a cyber attack or broader system failure; the glitch appears isolated to the specific government cloud service used for the rate publication pipeline.
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