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ILS to LBP Historical Exchange Rates

Review date-based historical exchange-rate data for Israeli New Shekel and Lebanese Pound. This page is designed for historical lookup, not current conversion.

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Showing the 30D range. Providers may omit weekends, holidays or dates without published data.

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Actual published date
Reference rate1 ILS = 29,530.6269 LBP
Converted amount29,530.63 LBP

Data source: Frankfurter | Rate date:

Historical Chart

ILS/LBP range data

Historical result1 ILS = 29,530.63 LBP

1 ILS = 29,530.6269 LBP on

High30,242.3469
Low29,120.5308
Average29,752.0245
Change-2.35%

Monthly and annual reference summary

Calculated from available daily provider observations for 2026-07 and 2026.

Monthly average29,728.721321 observations
Annual average29,581.2503146 observations
Month-end published rate29,530.62692026-07-29
Most recent available rows
DateRate
2026-07-091 ILS = 29,734.4724 LBP
2026-07-101 ILS = 29,968.1391 LBP
2026-07-131 ILS = 29,915.8829 LBP
2026-07-141 ILS = 29,456.3776 LBP
2026-07-151 ILS = 30,091.9632 LBP
2026-07-161 ILS = 30,053.2535 LBP
2026-07-171 ILS = 29,329.184 LBP
2026-07-201 ILS = 29,635.7073 LBP
2026-07-211 ILS = 29,566.7148 LBP
2026-07-221 ILS = 29,497.2706 LBP
2026-07-231 ILS = 29,425.2387 LBP
2026-07-241 ILS = 29,120.5308 LBP
2026-07-271 ILS = 29,667.6966 LBP
2026-07-281 ILS = 29,558.5633 LBP
2026-07-291 ILS = 29,530.6269 LBP

Historical trend summary

Observed changes in ILS/LBP

30 days-2.15% to
3 months-2.75% to

Across 22 provider observations from to , ILS/LBP finished below its first observation. The observed change was -2.35%.

The lowest observed rate was 1 ILS = 29,120.5308 LBP on . The highest was 1 ILS = 30,242.3469 LBP on . These statements describe the selected data only and are not a forecast.

Historical Context

Understanding ILS/LBP historical data

ILS/LBP records how many lebanese pound units one israeli new shekel represented at each provider publication. Both currencies are associated with Middle East, but they remain separate monetary units with their own issuing and policy arrangements. The series can support dated price comparisons, cross-currency records and research into how the relationship changed over the selected period.

Observed movement can reflect relative inflation, economic activity, monetary-policy conditions, trade and demand for the two currencies. The documented exchange-rate arrangements also provide context: LBP is administered through Lebanon's national monetary framework; users should distinguish official accounting references from dated provider and transaction rates.. These are historical reference observations, not intraday transaction prices, forecasts or evidence that a single factor caused a particular change.

Exchange-rate information is provided for reference only and is not financial, trading or investment advice.

Source and calculation method

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Data interpretation note

These observations are reference rates for comparison and research, not bank execution prices. A requested weekend or holiday may have no publication because the provider follows its own release calendar; CurrencyHub identifies the actual published date instead of inventing or interpolating a value. Banks and payment services can use different processing dates, spreads and fees.