Israel’s Ministry of Communications (MoC) is reportedly set to launch a public hearing ahead of issuing a decision requiring the country’s two fixed infrastructure owners – Bezeq and HOT Telecommunication Systems – to reduce the prices they charge internet service providers (ISPs). According to Globes Online, it is understood that the MoC has concluded that, at ILS25 (USD6.57) per GB of traffic, the rates charged by both Bezeq and HOT for access to their respective network are overly high. The issue has come to a head following the recent launch of a promotional campaign by HOT, in which the cableco’s ISP subsidiary HOT.net is offering a broadband connection offering downlink speeds of 100Mbps for just ILS20 per month when taken with a fixed line voice and pay-TV service bundle offered by its parent company
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OVETEL Israeli MoC eyeing reduced internet access prices?
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