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Israel Identifies Ship Responsible for Dumping Iranian Crude Oil on Tel Aviv s Beaches | The Jewish Press - JewishPress com | Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency | 20 Adar 5781 – March 3, 2021

Israel Identifies Ship Responsible for Dumping Iranian Crude Oil on Tel Aviv s Beaches | The Jewish Press - JewishPress com | Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency | 20 Adar 5781 – March 3, 2021
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Israel s Beaches Are Littered With Tar After Mysterious Oil Spill

Israelâs Beaches Are Littered With Tar After Mysterious Oil Spill The environmental damage is being called one of Israelâs worst ecological disasters in decades. âI feel like I want to cry,â said an official. âItâs everywhere.â Israeli soldiers cleaning tar on Monday from the shoreline at Sharon Beach Nature Reserve, near Tel Aviv.Credit.Ariel Schalit/Associated Press By Adam Rasgon Feb. 23, 2021 JERUSALEM â A large oil spill from an unknown source has devastated sea life in the Mediterranean and spewed tons of tar across more than 100 miles of coastline from Israel to southern Lebanon in what Israeli officials are calling one of the worst ecological disasters in decades.

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Government allocates NIS 45 million to clean up tar-polluted beaches

Sue Surkes is The Times of Israel s environment reporter. A ladybug rests on tar-covered rocks and shells after an oil spill in the Mediterranean Sea, at Tel-Dor Nature Reserve in Nahsholim, Israel; Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2021. A disastrous oil spill has blackened most of the country s shoreline and reached beaches of neighboring Lebanon. The cleanup is expected to take months. (AP Photo/Ariel Schalit) The government on Tuesday approved NIS 45 million ($13.8 million) for the cleanup of Israel’s Mediterranean beaches, most of which have been severely contaminated by tar following an oil spill at sea which is currently under investigation. The government’s announcement followed a court decision Tuesday morning to cancel a seven-day ban on the reporting of any details about the probe, in favor of a package of more limited reporting rules. The change followed a petition from several media organizations.

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