(Bloomberg) -- The Israeli shekel extended gains to hit the strongest level in 25 years. Most Read from Bloomberg Into the Metaverse: Where Crypto, Gaming and Capitalism Collide Can a New Mayor Fix Seattle’s Downtown? In Minneapolis Election, the Future of Policing Is at Stake The Terrifying Rise of Haunted Tourism Atlanta’s Crowded Election Pits Former Mayor Versus ‘Anyone But’ The currency climbed to as high as 3.1119 per U.S. dollar on Monday, a level not seen since March 1996. The Israeli currency extended its gain in the past week to approximately 2.8%, the most among a basket of major...