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The UAE just broke OPEC — Israel must not squander this opening
Opinion: Abu Dhabi’s break with the Saudi-led oil cartel exposes a shifting Gulf order, giving Jerusalem a chance to deepen energy, security and trade ties with the UAE beyond the symbolism of the Abraham Accords
Ilan Levinsohn
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04.28.26
UAE leaves OPEC and OPEC+ in major blow to global oil producers' group
Abu Dhabi says move will give it greater production flexibility, dealing a major blow to the Saudi-led oil alliance as threats to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz deepen the energy shock
Reuters
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04.28.26
The grand transaction: Trump, Xi and the Iranian wildcard
Analysis: Both leaders head into a high-stakes summit where Iran, energy security, Taiwan and trade are converging, with any breakdown risking escalation in the Middle East and Pacific
Amir Gal Or
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04.28.26
Sacred oils are not a wellness trend—and Jewish tradition knew that first
From the Torah to the Greeks, from Hippocrates to modern herbalists — the ritual use of plant oils is not medicine; it is something older, deeper and far more powerful: intentional healing of the whole self
Eden Abohasira
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04.27.26
Europe unveils emergency energy measures as prices surge, fuel theft rises
EU plans joint fuel monitoring, reserve coordination and gas storage refills, as airlines cut flights, industry raises prices, and shortages of jet fuel and diesel loom amid disruptions tied to the Strait of Hormuz
Ron Crissy
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04.22.26
Israeli security exposes Iranian terror network that tried to damage strategic oil pipeline
The Mossad, the IDF, and the Shin Bet exposed the Revolutionary Guards' terror apparatus, whose senior officers and key operatives were killed during Operation Rising Lion; Also revealed: Iranian attempt to damage oil pipeline that runs through Georgia and Turkey was foiled
Itamar Eichner
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04.20.26
How 50 days of war with Iran wiped out $50 billion in global oil supply
More than 500 million barrels of crude have been removed from the global market since the war began, marking the largest energy supply disruption in modern history with impacts expected to last for months or years
Reuters
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04.19.26
Never pour it down the drain: the biggest mistakes we all make with cooking oil
It’s in nearly every kitchen, from emelets to cake, yet most of us get it wrong; why schnitzel turns greasy, which oil can ruin your steak, and when oil becomes toxic; also: plumber explains the habit that clogs your pipes
Sapir Gordo
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04.17.26
'Important just as missiles, nuclear program': Iran’s real leverage emerges in Hormuz choke point
Despite heavy military losses, Iran tightens grip on Strait of Hormuz, demanding payments up to $2 million per vessel, restricting traffic and warning ships they risk destruction as U.S. pressure mounts and fears grow of renewed conflict
Elyasaf Kosman
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04.10.26
Oil prices plunge after Iran ceasefire, but fears linger over renewed tensions
The temporary ceasefire, including the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, cut geopolitical risk and drove oil prices down about 15% below $100, but markets warn any disruption could quickly send prices higher
News Agencies
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04.08.26
Oil dollars won't be enough: Iran buys time but loses its economy
A month into the war, Iran is enjoying record oil revenues and the collection of 'transit fees' in the Strait of Hormuz, but behind this lies an economy that is gradually falling apart: industries are shut down, millions will be unemployed and it is dependent on black gold
Doron Peskin/Calcalist
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04.07.26
Gulf workarounds fail to replace Hormuz as oil flows plunge despite pipelines and alternative routes
Saudi Arabia, UAE and Iraq deploy pipelines, ports and land routes to bypass Strait of Hormuz disruption, but exports plunge from nearly 20 million barrels a day to just 8.4 million, exposing limits of costly and improvised alternatives
Doron Peskin
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04.05.26
'We will consider when Hormuz is open': Trump says Iran seeking ceasefire
US president says any pause in fighting would depend on reopening of key oil chokepoint; Iran’s foreign minister says no negotiations underway
Ilan Levinsohn
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04.01.26
‘My favorite thing is to take the oil’: Trump weighs seizing Iran’s Kharg Island
US president tells Financial Times he is considering taking control of Iran’s oil exports, including Kharg Island, as thousands of troops deploy to the region even as negotiations with Tehran continue
ynet
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03.30.26
One month into Iran war, Gulf states lose about 1% of GDP as energy and aviation take hit
Saudi Arabia, UAE and Qatar face tens of billions in losses as Hormuz disruption chokes exports; sovereign wealth funds offer cushion but not quick cash for mounting economic shock
Doron Peskin, Calcalist
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03.30.26
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