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Israel Resumes Karish Gas Platform Operations After Ceasefire

4/10/2026

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Israel's Ministry of Energy authorized Energean to resume operations at the Karish gas platform.
Karish has been inactive since February 28 due to safety concerns amid tensions with Iran.
Following a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, Energean said it is working to restart production.
Leviathan resumed operations on April 2, and Karish remains the last to restart due to ongoing security assessments.
The shutdown caused an estimated economic loss of NIS 1.7 billion.

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Israel's Ministry of Energy authorized Energean to resume operations at the Karish gas platform.
Karish has been inactive since February 28 due to safety concerns amid tensions with Iran.
Following a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, Energean said it is working to restart production.
Leviathan resumed operations on April 2, and Karish remains the last to restart due to ongoing security assessments.
The shutdown caused an estimated economic loss of NIS 1.7 billion.