🇮🇱 Middle East Currency

Israeli New Shekel Symbol (₪) - ILS Copy, Alt Code & Unicode

Instant copy for the Israeli New Shekel symbol (₪). ISO 4217 code ILS, Windows Alt code (Alt + 8362), Unicode U+20AA, official sources, and formatting rules.

₪Native: ₪ / ש״ח

Israeli New Shekel

ILS

Official Currency of Israel, Palestinian territories

Technical & Typography Specifications

ISO 4217 Alpha CodeILS
Unicode CodepointU+20AA
HTML Named Entity
Decimal Entity
CSS Content Escape
Minor Fractional UnitAgora (1/100)

Grammar & Formatting Standards

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Symbol Placement: Prefix (Before Amount)

Standard representation: ₪100.00. Standard practice includes a non-breaking space between the digits and the symbol.

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History & Etymology

The currency of Israel. The symbol is a monogram ligature of the Hebrew letters ש (shin) and ח (het), standing for שקל חדש (shekel hadash).

Introduced on 1 January 1986 following the 1985 economic stabilization plan to eradicate hyperinflation.

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