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Ongoing Story· Day 4

Netanyahu Highlights Israel's $100 Billion in Offshore Gas Revenue

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HaaretzEconomy

Netanyahu Visits Leviathan Gas Rig Amidst Local Market Concerns

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Cabinet member Eli Cohen visited the Leviathan gas platform for a public relations event. Netanyahu claimed the platform generated billions for the sovereign wealth fund, but no money has been transferred. The visit occurred as two international arbitration cases and unresolved gas contracts highlight concerns about the local market's stability.

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  • Prime Minister Netanyahu and Eli Cohen visited the Leviathan gas platform for PR.
  • Netanyahu claimed the platform generated billions for the sovereign wealth fund.
  • Owners have not yet transferred any funds to the sovereign wealth fund.
  • Two international arbitration proceedings are ongoing regarding gas contracts.
  • Two entrepreneurs have not yet signed gas agreements.
  • Concerns exist about the future stability of the local gas market.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Cabinet member Eli Cohen visited the Leviathan gas platform on Thursday afternoon in what was described as a strategic visit, reportedly for public relations purposes ahead of elections. The visit involved the two boarding an Air Force helicopter. Netanyahu stated that the platform had generated billions for the sovereign wealth fund, though its owners have not yet transferred any funds. Concurrently, two international arbitration proceedings are underway concerning significant gas contracts in the domestic market. Additionally, two entrepreneurs have yet to sign gas agreements, and several warning signs indicate that the current market conditions may not persist.

HaaretzLeft · Tel Aviv

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