Tag Archives: electricity

The surreal madness of Israel’s aid to Gaza

Posted on 14 November 2012 by

One short and concise article in Arutz Sheva (h/t Mum) about Israel’s Electric Company (IEC) fixing some downed lines in Gaza summarizes all that is madly surreal with regards to Israel’s much-maligned and barely existent”blockade”.  (Emphases are mine): The photographs … Continue reading →

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Good News Friday

Posted on 28 September 2012 by

Here’s another in my Good News Friday series. The first and most important piece of news is actually something that’s been ongoing for a while: Canada’s transformation, under PM Stephen Harper, into Israel’s strongest supporter in the world. Back in … Continue reading →

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Israel’s new energy developments

Posted on 30 January 2012 by

In more good news that is a direct result of other good news, we read that an undersea electricity cable, the longest in the world, is to be laid between Israel, Cyprus and Greece, powered by Israeli and Cypriot natural … Continue reading →

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Israel’s Tamar gas field to start producing gas in 2013

Posted on 19 December 2011 by

This excellent piece of news will also be the largest deal of Israel’s economy. (h/t Elder of Ziyon). The Israel Electric Corporation on Thursday received permission from the company’s board of directors to purchase natural gas from the Tamar gas … Continue reading →

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