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Delek Israel Launches Six-Month Free Fuel Giveaway for 30 Customers

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The Delek gas station chain in Israel has launched a promotion giving 30 customers free gasoline for six months, with each winner receiving a fuel card worth nearly 5,000 shekels. The campaign, celebrating Delek's 75th anniversary, requires loyalty club membership and a qualifying purchase to enter. The initiative aims to alleviate the financial burden of high fuel prices on Israeli families.

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  • Delek Israel is giving 30 customers free gasoline for six months through a promotional giveaway.
  • Each winner will receive a fuel card valued at approximately 5,000 shekels, covering 600 liters of fuel.
  • The promotion runs until November 6 and is part of Delek Israel's 75th-anniversary celebrations.
  • To enter, customers must join the Joe Delek loyalty club and make a qualifying fuel or store purchase.
  • The campaign aims to help Israeli families cope with high fuel prices and the rising cost of living.
Delek Israel Launches Six-Month Free Fuel Giveaway for 30 Customers
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A promotional campaign offering free gasoline for six months has been launched in Israel by the Delek gas station chain. The initiative aims to help drivers save significantly on fuel costs, with 30 participants set to win fuel cards valued at nearly 5,000 shekels each. The promotion, which began recently and runs until November 6, is part of Delek Israel's celebration of its 75th anniversary.

Daily winners will be selected, each receiving a fuel card equivalent to 600 liters of 95-octane gasoline. This prize allows for approximately 100 liters of fuel per month, with the total value reaching 4,962 shekels based on the October self-service price of 8.27 shekels per liter. The campaign is particularly relevant given the high fuel prices in Israel, which significantly impact household budgets.

To enter the draw, customers must be members of the Joe Delek loyalty club and make a qualifying purchase. This includes either purchasing at least 30 liters of fuel or spending 39 shekels or more on convenience store items. Each eligible purchase grants an entry for the day it is made.

Keren Coopermintz, Deputy General Director of Delek Israel, stated that the company decided to run the promotion during a time of heightened cost of living and transportation expenses for Israeli families. She explained that the goal was to offer customers a genuinely beneficial gift for their daily lives. The giveaway is integrated into Delek's broader 75th-anniversary campaign, which features historical recreations of gas stations and wartime scenarios.

Previous reporting by "Cursor" mentioned that AI has begun displacing Israeli workers.

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