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Delek Israel Offers Six Months of Free Fuel in 75th Anniversary Lottery

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Delek Israel is giving away six months of free fuel to 30 customers as part of its 75th-anniversary celebrations. The promotion runs from October 8 to November 6, with winners receiving 600 liters of gasoline each. To participate, customers must be members of the "Joe Delek" club and meet minimum fuel or convenience store purchase requirements. The initiative aims to help consumers cope with high fuel costs.

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  • Delek Israel is giving 30 customers free fuel for six months in a 75th-anniversary lottery.
  • The promotion runs from October 8 to November 6, with winners receiving 600 liters of gasoline.
  • Participation requires membership in the "Joe Delek" club and a minimum purchase.
  • Each prize is valued at approximately 4,962 shekels.
  • The lottery is part of Delek Israel's 75th-anniversary celebrations and a new ad campaign.
Delek Israel Offers Six Months of Free Fuel in 75th Anniversary Lottery
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Delek Israel is celebrating its 75th anniversary in the country by holding a lottery that will award 30 customers with free fuel for six months. The promotion, which began on October 8 and runs until November 6, aims to help ease the financial burden of rising fuel prices for Israeli households. Each of the 30 winners will receive a fuel card loaded with 600 liters of 95-octane gasoline, valid for half a year. Based on the October self-service price of 8.27 shekels per liter, the maximum value of each prize is approximately 4,962 shekels.

To enter the daily draw, customers must be members of the "Joe Delek" club and either purchase at least 30 liters of fuel or spend 39 shekels or more at one of the chain's convenience stores. Each qualifying transaction grants one entry into that day's lottery. Unlike promotions with a single grand prize, Delek Israel will distribute prizes to 30 different winners throughout the campaign period.

"At a time when the cost of living and transportation expenses are keenly felt in the pocket, 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 lottery is part of the company's broader 75th-anniversary celebrations, which include a new advertising campaign themed "Proud to be part of the Israeli way for 75 years." This campaign features recreated gas stations from various eras, historical vehicles, and period costumes, including a scene depicting reservist soldiers refueling on their way to the front lines during the Yom Kippur War.

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