Israel behind gas pipeline attacks in Iran—report The IRGC military strategist said Iran held Israel responsible given the complexity and size of the operation. Feb. 19, 2024
Israel reopens second of three water pipelines to Gaza Some 7.5 million gallons a day will now flow into the Hamas-ruled enclave. Oct. 29, 2023
UAE expected to join Israel in global communications project A fiber-optic cable is to connect Asia to the West via the Jewish state. Etgar Lefkovits June 14, 2023
Israel leverages Abraham Accords to become ‘global communications power’ A new fiber-optic trunk running between Eilat and Ashkelon will connect Asia to Europe and the West, Israel's government says. June 12, 2023
Israel’s ongoing role in the struggle over Mediterranean natural gas Rather than following the ideology of “green energy,” Israel should seek to become an indispensable energy source for Europe. Dore Gold Sept. 13, 2022
Islamic State attacks natural-gas pipeline in northern Sinai The blast caused a fire but no casualties, said Egyptian security officials. May 1, 2022
Collapse of EastMed pipeline project has an upside Elai Rettig, assistant professor at the department of political studies at Bar-Ilan University, said he wasn’t sure how economically viable the interconnector line is, “but it’s good to talk about it. It keeps the Israel-Cyprus relations warm and the dialogue ongoing.” Israel Kasnett April 15, 2022
European dependence on gas produced by Russia revives debate on EastMed pipeline Prior to the war in Ukraine, energy issues were judged by a single yardstick: their environmental impact. What the West is coming to realize is that energy is also about national security and deterrence, said Aykan Erdemir, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies. David Isaac March 16, 2022
Europe’s largest gas pipeline group buys 25 percent of Israel-Egypt company Snam buys a stake in the 90-kilometer (56-mile-long) “peace gas pipeline,” one of the main energy supply sources for Egypt. Dec. 9, 2021
