ENVIRONMENT MINISTER AMIR PERETZ

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The Israeli Cabinet on yesterday expanded its list of West Bank settlements eligible for government subsidies, a decision that came just days after the resumption of long-frozen peace talks and drew quick Palestinian condemnation.

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                    [Title] => Israel approves export of 40 percent of its gas
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The Israeli Cabinet on yesterday approved exporting 40 percent of Israel's newfound natural gas reserves, keeping a larger amount for local consumption than originally expected.

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Israel expands subsidies to settlements

By Aron Heller | August 5, 2013 - 2:39am

The Israeli Cabinet on yesterday expanded its list of West Bank settlements eligible for government subsidies, a decision that came just days after the resumption of long-frozen peace talks and drew quick Palestinian...

World

Israel approves export of 40 percent of its gas

By Max J. Rosenthal | June 24, 2013 - 2:43am

The Israeli Cabinet on yesterday approved exporting 40 percent of Israel's newfound natural gas reserves, keeping a larger amount for local consumption than originally expected.

World