Israel Examining Qatar Plan to Build Natural Gas Pipeline to Gaza

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Satellite images of Gaza. Photo: Elders of Ziyon.

Israel is reviewing a plan to build a pipeline supplying natural gas to the Gaza Strip, shown here in a satellite image. Photo: Elders of Ziyon.

The Israeli government is evaluating a plan put forth by Qatar to build a pipeline that would supply natural gas from Israel to the Gaza Strip, Israeli new site Ynet News reported Sunday.

The proposed plan would allow Israel to supply natural gas directly to Gaza’s power plant, alleviating the current energy shortage in the area. The power plant is currently only able to produce eight hours worth of electricity daily.

Read full story at i24 News.

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