Titlebook: Oil and the Arab-Israeli Conflict, 1948-1963; Uri Bialer Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1999 con

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The Departure of the Oil Companiesand by the USSR in 1956 changed altogether the rules of the game and forced Israeli policy-makers to enter the international oil labyrinth alone much earlier than had been envisaged. This chapter will describe the factors that underlay this process during these years.

先驱

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The Establishment of the Delek Oil Companys from mid-1950 till the establishment of an independent national oil company two years later, which enabled initial, limited activity in the areas of import and marketing of oil and eventually laid the groundwork, as will be described in the subsequent chapters, for expanding Israel’s role in its own energy economy.

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Uri Bialerly, for Walther, empathy is an act of mind that permits the understanding of another’s consciousness and experience. Edith Stein, in many respects, lays the ground for a phenomenological account of empathy. Stein’s treatment of intersubjectivity and the nature of intersubjective acts such as empathy

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ly, for Walther, empathy is an act of mind that permits the understanding of another’s consciousness and experience. Edith Stein, in many respects, lays the ground for a phenomenological account of empathy. Stein’s treatment of intersubjectivity and the nature of intersubjective acts such as empathy

Nefarious

Banquet

Fuel — Supply and Demand in Mandatory Palestineg State of Israel, attempts to acquire oil came up against two basic and related problems: first, an almost total dependency on foreign markets; and second, its relatively high price. While the bulk of our study refers to the first years of statehood, background information concerning the pre-state

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Twilight of British Ruleo, had to formulate a new policy on the supply and refining of oil in the light of the anticipated changes in Palestine. This chapter will analyse the interactions among these different actors during this period, and how they began to adapt to the emerging political reality from early 1946 up to the

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The 1948 Warraeli policy-makers during one of the most critical periods of the war. The idea was apparently rejected and in fact became superfluous soon after, when the British Government finally formulated its oil policy for Palestine, which included a provision for discontinuing exports of fuel from Haifa. Th