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Israel HayomEconomy

Delek Israel Celebrates 75 Years with Free Fuel Giveaway

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Delek Israel is giving away free fuel for six months to 30 customers to celebrate its 75th anniversary. The promotion runs from October 8 to November 6, with daily winners receiving a 600-liter fuel card valued at nearly 5,000 shekels. Participants must be "Joe Delek" club members and meet specific refueling or store purchase requirements. The initiative aims to alleviate rising transportation costs for Israeli households.

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  • Delek Israel is giving 30 customers free fuel for six months to mark its 75th anniversary.
  • The promotion runs from October 8 to November 6, with one winner selected daily.
  • Each winner receives a 600-liter fuel card, valued at approximately 5,000 shekels.
  • Participation requires membership in the "Joe Delek" club and meeting purchase criteria.
  • The giveaway aims to help customers cope with rising fuel prices and transportation costs.
Delek Israel Celebrates 75 Years with Free Fuel Giveaway
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Delek Israel is offering free fuel for six months to 30 customers as part of its 75th-anniversary celebrations in Israel. One winner will be selected daily from October 8 to November 6. Each winner will receive a fuel card worth 600 liters of 95-octane gasoline, valid for half a year. Based on the self-service price of 8.27 shekels per liter in October, the prize is valued at nearly 5,000 shekels, covering approximately 100 liters per month, which is the average fuel consumption for a driver. This promotion comes at a time when fuel prices are rising, making transportation costs a significant household expense.

Participation is limited to members of the "Joe Delek" club. To enter the daily draw, customers must refuel at least 30 liters or spend 39 shekels or more at the chain's convenience stores. Each qualifying transaction enters the customer into the draw for that specific day. The promotion is subject to terms and conditions.

"At a time when the cost of living and transportation expenses are keenly felt, we wanted to launch a large and significant initiative that touches the daily lives of all of us," said Keren Kopermintz, Deputy CEO of Delek Israel. The giveaway differs from typical lotteries by distributing the prize among 30 different winners over the promotion period.

The 75th-anniversary celebrations also include a new advertising campaign with the slogan "Proud to be part of the Israeli road for 75 years." This campaign features recreated gas stations from different decades, complete with period costumes and historical vehicles, including a scene depicting reservist soldiers refueling during the Yom Kippur War.

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