Karish
Israel joins ‘oil exporters club’ with first-ever crude sent to Europe
“We are happy and proud that Energean has facilitated Israel joining the club of international oil exporters,” says the company’s CEO.
Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid hails the agreement as a “tremendous” diplomatic, military and economic achievement for Israel.
A signing ceremony is scheduled to take place in the afternoon at the United Nations base in Naqoura.
Energean starts extracting gas from Israel’s Karish field
Operation is expected to reach full production in four to six months.
IDF Military Intelligence Research Division members and Mossad researchers argue that any quiet achieved via the agreement would be temporary—report.
“All our demands were met; the changes that we asked for were corrected,” says Israeli National Security Council chief Eyal Hulata.
Hezbollah chief, who has threatened war over the border dispute, calls the proposal a “very important step.”
Analysts tell JNS that Jerusalem must take Hassan Nasrallah’s threats seriously, and explore Iran’s role in shaping its Lebanese terror proxy’s aggressive rhetoric and actions.
The Israeli defense minister was referencing disupted gas-rich waters.
Israel and Lebanon are reportedly closing in on a deal to end a longstanding dispute over contested offshore natural-gas deposits.
Surveillance allegedly captured images between June 9 and July 30.
IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Aviv Kochavi was reportedly among senior officials warning that extracting gas from the Karish field in the absence of a resolution could prompt the Iranian terrorist proxy to launch a days-long military exchange.
