Fractured by internal political conflicts, confusing instructions and a lack of public trust in the government, Israel seems to be fraying further under a second national lockdown as the country Continue Reading
The US, Israel and the UAE agreed to cooperate in the fields of oil, gas and renewables among other energy sectors, following the signing of a peace agreement between Israel Continue Reading
The Arab Spring was the start of an ideological conflict between Turkey and the wealthy Arab Gulf nations. Turkish assertiveness is strengthened by an expanding economy and a brand of Continue Reading
Israel’s advisory Petroleum Council has recommended the country’s energy ministry approve US major Chevron’s $5 billion takeovers of Noble Energy, operator of the Leviathan and Tamar offshore gas fields. In Continue Reading
Since its founding, Israel has seen itself as a modern-day Sparta, a tiny fortress nation-state in a hostile desert, whose survival depended on its internal cohesion and sheer military strength. All Continue Reading
Israel – with a population of nine million – has been seeing some 4,000 new cases a day Israel is to impose a new national lockdown – becoming the first Continue Reading
Gas Gave Israel Geopolitical Leverage. That Changes Everything The Mediterranean is about to become an even bigger fossil fuels minefield in the coming weeks as Israel has ratified the underwater Continue Reading
Israel is preparing for a massive roll-out of electric vehicles (EVs) on its roads over the next decade and is instructing its cities to build hundreds of charging points to Continue Reading
The 2020 gas price crunch has substantially cooled down the hype around the Eastern Mediterranean’s recent discoveries in Egypt, Israel and Cyprus. Israel was the first EastMed nation to commission Continue Reading
Israel’s cabinet approved a multinational accord to lay a pipeline that will facilitate the export to Europe of natural gas found in Israeli and Cypriot waters. he $6 billion plan, Continue Reading
