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To: TigerPaw who wrote (14108)	8/25/2006 1:28:28 AM
From: Cyprian	Respond to of 20039

I don't think there is much, if any, oil in the Siani. I'll let the Jews speak for themselves... Jewish Virtual Library jewishvirtuallibrary.org By turning over the Sinai to Egypt, Israel may have given up its only chance to become energy-independent. The Alma oil field in the southern Sinai, discovered and developed by Israel, was transferred to Egypt in November 1979. When Israel gave up this field, it had become the country's largest single source of energy, supplying half the country's energy needs. Israel, which estimated the value of untapped reserves in the Alma field at $100 billion, had projected that continued development there would make the country self-sufficient in energy by 1990.