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Egyptian gas fields "Samson, Levithian and Aphrodite" looted by Israel ..

like china is taking what she want is the south china sea no law
Go educate yourself on SCS and then talk about it..
You are just acting like a troll..We said let's wait and see what the UN will decide.. Egypt won't have a heart attack if the decision is in favor of Usrael (most unlikely), but in case the decision favors Egypt, Usrael might get a heart attack though..
 
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Go educate yourself on SCS and then talk about it..
You are just acting like a troll..We said let's wait and see what the UN will decide.. Egypt won't have a heart attack if the decision is in favor of Usrael (most unlikely), but in case the decision favors Egypt, Usrael might get a heart attack though..
when they go to court i never heard of this
you dont need un you have international court
i dont under syand you are canadian why you sopurt so much in arab countris
are you muslem\arab?
 
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15-03-2014

"Samson, Levithian and Aphrodite" Egyptian gas fields looted by Israel ..
Maritime law experts are demanding to go to the Security Council to restore Egyptian rights

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This picture shows the distances of the discovered gas fields from Egypt, Cyprus and Israel. Note that the southern tip of Cyprus, the Akrotiri peninsula, is British, and therefore does not count distances or demarcate the border if Egypt was forced to do so..


220 trillion cubic meters to operate 5840 power plants stolen by Israel from Egypt.

Abul-Ela: We have documents proving our rights in the fields worth $700 billion dollars.

Badran: Egyptian disregard for the demarcation of the maritime border wasted $400 billion dollars.


Three natural gas fields located in the eastern Mediterranean region on Egypt's territorial sea border could have achieved much for the Egyptian economy because of its gas reserves estimated at about 220 trillion cubic meters, had it not been for the previous Egyptian regimes to let the Zionist entity exercise the process of bullying to puts it hand on that vast wealth.

220 Trillion cubic meters was enough to change life on the land of Egypt, and make it a rich country, especially if we know that Egypt produces 2.5 billion cubic meters, 60% of which is consumed by power plants to produce electricity, the equivalent of 1.5 billion cubic meters, meaning that the Egyptian gas in the eastern Mediterranean can cover 146 times the energy produced by Egypt, capable of producing 3.4 million megawatts.

Israel, which imports Egyptian gas "dirt cheap" began to promote and publicise for itself in the world that it will become a major exporter of natural gas over the next few years in Asia and the Middle East as a whole, and it will be the largest competitor to Egypt in the export of natural gas, after it was begging gas from Egypt at the lowest prices, Yossi Abu, CEO of Delek, which is responsible for prospecting in the field of Feftian, announced that by 2017 Israel will export natural gas to Egypt and Jordan and that the field is the largest discovery of natural gas in the modern century.

"Samson, Levithian and Aphrodite. "As we have said, Egyptian fields are found in a huge lake of natural gas, located within the territorial sea borders of six countries: Turkey, Syria, Cyprus, Lebanon, Egypt and Israel.
So where are the Egyptian rights in these fields? And how the Egyptian regimes allowed the theft of more than $700 billion dollars over the last ten years only, and who will demand the right of the Egyptian people for those billions that would certainly change life in the country..

Where do the fields fall?

It is the largest natural gas field in the Mediterranean, 150 kilometers north of Damietta in the southern slope of Mount Eratosthenes, and is located in the exclusive economic zone of Egypt, It was discovered by Israel in June 2010, 200 km west of Haifa at a depth of 1500 meters in Mount Eratosthenes, a region rich in hydrocarbons and one of the richest regions in the world with natural gas.
The offshore Samson field, estimated at 3.5 trillion cubic feet, is located 1,000 meters below sea level, south of Fayyadan, making it 114 kilometers north of Damietta and 237 kilometers west of Haifa.
What is worse is that Israel has taken note of the importance of the fields it is plundering from Egypt and has worked to secure it through a range of defense and security means, foremost of which is the deployment of the defense system "David slingshot" all along the shores of the Mediterranean Sea against any potential anti-ship missiles or boats carrying explosives. Also some Military operations in Cyprus until 2016 with a view to protect the fields.

At the beginning, Dr. Ramadan Abu El-Ela, an expert and professor of oil engineering at Suez Canal University and chairman of the People's Committee for the Defense of Egypt's Petroleum Rights, confirmed that the field of levithian is a point in the sea of a whole area floating on a sea of gas fields belonging to the Egyptian territorial waters. These fields amount to $700 billion dollars, according to estimates by the US Geological Survey.
He added that he has many documents proving the eligibility of Egypt in fields that are looted by Israel, which covers an area of 83 thousand square kilometers with a reserve of 220 trillion cubic feet of gas and about 4-6 billion barrels of crude oil, adding that Egypt was preoccupied with internal issues and neglected the file Of the most important issues of national security, pointing out at the same time that there is a failure and a severe shortcoming by successive Egyptian governments.
He stressed that the time has come for the current Egyptian government to search for its lost rights in the gas fields, adding that it has submitted reports and evidence to the concerned parties and sovereign and the High Commission for the demarcation of the border, which proves Egypt's eligibility in the fields occupied by Israel.

Billions wasted

Zahran pointed out that Egypt should now go to the Security Council and ask the United Nations to decide on the eligibility of Egypt to the gas fields without going to war or disputes, adding that there are proceedings before the Administrative Court to seek the eligibility of Egypt in the fields, noting at the same time that the issue of gas import from Israel is a disaster and a scandal by all standards due to the weakness and political collapse witnessed by Egypt, which contributed to the loss of our rights in the fields and then we go to Israel and get gas from them.

Suspicious agreements

For his part, Ambassador Ibrahim Yusri, Assistant Foreign Minister and Director of the Department of International Law and International Treaties, and coordinator of the campaign "No to sell gas to the Zionist entity", said that the fields acquired by Israel are purely Egyptian fields, adding that the agreement signed by Egypt in 2004 under the auspices of Suzanne Mubarak was A convention of theft, desecration and contravention of United Nations law and article 74 of the law of the sea, ignoring Egypt's rights to economic waters and the rights of riparian and opposite States in the waters of the Mediterranean.
He added that the Egyptian government is very lenient and too soft about this important issue, which affects Egypt's national security in the first place. He pointed out that he submitted many reports and documents to Major General Amr Suleiman to prove Egypt's right to the fields. The demarcation of the economic borders and the exploitation of the looted fields by Israel.
Yusri said that there is considerable negligence by the Ministry of Petroleum by recognizing that the fields belong to Israel, adding that it is not ruled out that there are personal interests pursued by the Ministry of Petroleum against the file of theft of Egyptian gas fields, and called on the Egyptian government to act quickly in international forums to restore the looted Egyptian rights.

http://www.albawabhnews.com/461007
Note that since than, Egypt has discovered other important Gas fields that allow it not to import gas from anyone.. so here goes the strategic wish by Usrael to export natural Gas to Egypt that would have given it an important card to play against Egypt anytime it wished..
The government has changed since then..so let's wait and see if Egypt will claim its part of those huge fields also..

@Gomig-21
Didn't know that gas field already and in production? Oh just like the Egyptian army the strongest of Africa..Sissi swatted the water of the Med and gas came oozing..

when they go to court i never heard of this
you dont need un you have international court
i dont under syand you are canadian why you sopurt so much in arab countris
are you muslem\arab?
He is the Camel genius that was educated in France, Danemark and now Spain..He is no more Canadian than crocodile dandy..
 
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Israel's Leviathan Gas Field: Politics and Reality

Recent headlines about political breakthroughs with Turkey and potential future gas discoveries in the Eastern Mediterranean are encouraging, but they must be placed in the context of the steep financial and technological hurdles associated with such projects.

The May agreement between the Israeli government and a consortium of natural gas companies led by Houston-based Noble Energy means that development of the huge Leviathan offshore field can finally proceed, after eighteen months of delays prompted by Israeli domestic politics and legal challenges. Even so, the final decision on investment is unlikely to be issued before December, the first Leviathan gas is not expected to come ashore until late 2019, and host of challenges could limit the overall economic impact of Israel's gas discoveries.

TEMPERING POLITICAL OPTIMISM
Last week, Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz spoke of "a vision for the next decade," when "Israel will be a major player in the energy market" because "as much as four Leviathans" worth of gas is waiting to be found. And on June 20, a Reuters story noted that natural gas was "a key driver of efforts to forge a rapprochement between Israel and Turkey."

From a geological and technological perspective, however, the future is less rosy. Yes, more gas is likely out there, and perhaps oil as well. But the latter would not be commercially viable to exploit at current prices, and finding the former is a very expensive endeavor. Drilling an exploratory hole alone costs over $100 million, using a pricey rig that floats in water 6,000 feet deep, with potential gas deposits at least another 6,000 feet or so under the seabed. Even with optimistic seismic data, finding any gas, let alone in commercial quantities, can be a hit-or-miss exercise. And notwithstanding Steinitz's "four Leviathans" claim, the size of an offshore field is just one factor affecting its potential profitability. For example, Egypt's Zohr field, found last year and notionally even larger than Leviathan, contains gas contaminated with hydrogen sulfide, which will need to be removed at additional cost.

Moreover, according to the latest edition of the BP Statistical Review of World Energy, Israel's current "proved" reserves constitute just 0.1 percent of the global total -- a figure similar to that of Bahrain and Yemen, but far below industry leaders Iran (18.2 percent), Russia (17.3 percent), and Qatar (13.1 percent). This fact, coupled with Noble Energy's tortuous experience in the mire of Israeli politics, could lead oil and gas exploration companies with the necessary technological and financial heft to concentrate their efforts elsewhere. And despite reports the contrary, the first phase of exploiting Leviathan (i.e., up to 2019) does not include plans for exporting gas to Turkey -- a prospect complicated by unresolved political differences regarding Cyprus.

ISRAEL'S GAS BY THE NUMBERS
Confusingly, gas statistics are often expressed in a mixture of U.S. units (cubic feet) and metric units (cubic meters), while gas prices are based on energy content (dollars per million British thermal units, or mBTU) rather than volume. Israel's claimed (as opposed to proved) total reserves are around 35 trillion cubic feet (tcf), all discovered by Noble-led consortia, including the 22 tcf in Leviathan. In addition, the Aphrodite field near Cyprus has around 4 tcf. Only one Israeli field is currently in production, the 10 tcf Tamar, which lies fifty miles off the port of Haifa. About 8 billion cubic meters (bcm), or 0.28 tcf, of Tamar gas is being pumped ashore annually for electricity generation in the civil and industrial sectors, meeting about half of Israel's requirements. Coal is the other principal fuel for generating electricity, with diesel oil a backup option.

All of Israel's fields lie beyond the 12-nautical-mile boundary of its territorial waters but within its exclusive economic zone (EEZ). According to the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, such zones extend 200 nautical miles from a country's coast; in practice, when a neighboring territory is less than 400 nautical miles distant, the maritime border is the midpoint between the two coasts, or about 85 miles in the case of Israel and Cyprus.

Mirroring the recent collapse in oil prices, gas prices have also fallen, further complicating investment decisions for projects that are typically twenty years in duration. Many existing contracts are for higher prices than the current spot rates for individual cargoes, which can be as low as $4 per mBTU. And the expansion of trade in liquefied natural gas (LNG) has removed the so-called Asian premium; prices in the Far East have fallen substantially from around $15 per mBTU. This makes the high cost of developing a gas field even more of an obstacle. After relocating the proposed position of the platform where Leviathan's gas will be cleaned before entering Israel's pipeline network, the partners have increased planned annual capacity to 21 bcm per year while pruning capital costs by around $1 billion. But they are still looking at the prospect of spending $5-6 billion before the first gas comes ashore.

THE NEED FOR CUSTOMERS
Noble Energy judges that current gas demand in the Eastern Mediterranean area exceeds supplies by more than 40 bcm, and this gap will more than double by 2025. As such, the prospects for attracting customers should be good, though progress is currently slow.

In 2014, Jordan signed a memorandum of understanding to buy gas from Noble for its electric power grid, but it is reluctant to commit to a firm contractual obligation. Domestic political opposition, based on antipathy toward Israel, makes sealing that deal a challenge -- saying the Leviathan gas is from Noble rather than Israel does not fool the average Jordanian. In addition, Amman is already importing comparatively cheap LNG via the Red Sea port of Aqaba, and it has offers of nuclear reactors from Russia and oil via new pipelines from Iraq. King Abdullah, the country's ultimate decisionmaker, is said to take the long-term view in favor of Leviathan gas, delivered via a pipeline yet to be built but probably funded by the United States. And two Jordanian industrial plants by the Dead Sea are already scheduled to receive an initial supply of Israeli gas from the Tamar field. But bureaucratic obstacles on both sides of the border -- not to mention a literal minefield -- are hampering completion.

Egypt is another likely customer for Leviathan gas, perhaps through an existing pipeline. Its indigenous supplies are actually more plentiful than Israel's, but they are being used for municipal power generation. Importing Israeli gas could help Egyptian industry, which is often starved for supplies because of the greater political need to keep public demand satisfied.

At one point the Palestinian Authority intended to buy Leviathan gas for a proposed power plant in the West Bank city of Jenin, but it has since canceled that plan. Its sole existing gas field, off the shores of the Gaza Strip, is a potentially useful 1 tcf in size, but PA authorities do not want to exploit it yet because Gaza's current ruling faction, Hamas, would likely benefit.

Turkey would not become a prospective customer for Leviathan until phase two of the field's development, which theoretically begins after the gas starts flowing in late 2019 or early 2020. From Ankara's point of view, that date could not come sooner -- at least economically, though probably not politically given the current antipathy toward Israel. Russia currently provides almost 60 percent of Turkey's annual gas imports of 47 bcm, but military tensions between the two have been growing over Syria. Iran supplies another 15 percent, with Azerbaijani gas and LNG from Algeria and others accounting for the remainder. Turkey's current price situation is also bad -- prior to a recent discount agreement, Iranian gas cost $14.2 per mBTU and Russian gas $12. Even after the discounts, Leviathan gas could be obtained at a much more reasonable cost, though it probably wouldn't be enough to fully replace any of Turkey's current suppliers.

Now that they have survived being at the center of an Israeli political debate, Noble Energy and its local partners are obliged to reduce their ownership shares in several of the seven offshore fields discovered thus far. Yet finding foreign companies willing to invest in Israel's energy sector is proving difficult, and some interested firms (e.g., from Russia) are undesirable. While the Leviathan partners have obtained regulatory approval and are working on engineering and design issues, they still need sales agreements to secure additional financing. These are realities for natural gas projects anywhere in the world, but the challenges for Israel in the Eastern Mediterranean are particularly great.

Simon Henderson is the Baker Fellow and director of the Gulf and Energy Policy Program at The Washington Institute

http://www.washingtoninstitute.org/...aels-leviathan-gas-field-politics-and-reality

This is the harsh reality, even if the UN authorities gives it to Usrael _which is very unlikely_, it will be just a waste of time and energy for Usrael..
 
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No surprises there from USrael.



A longer video explaining everything:


Another most likely great video that I am yet to watch:


I wonder if this problem was solved a few months ago when that gas deal between Egypt and USrael was signed? Hopefully Egypt did everything in their power to get as many favorable terms as possible fulfilled. USrael should not have the leverage here.

BTW it seems to me that USrael's territorial waters are WAY too big.





Turns out not to be the case. Even small Lebanon (smaller) has a bigger one. Excellent.
gas fields are clearly in Israel EEZ. U.S should claim half of the field so Israel can start paying us goyim back with interest.

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im waiting for egypt go to court never heard nothing on this

gas fields are clearly in Israel EEZ. U.S should claim half of the field so Israel can start paying us goyim back with interest.

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why claim half of the field?
 
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im waiting for egypt go to court never heard nothing on this


why claim half of the field?
to pay back all the aid we've given Israel. you keep the other half for yourself.
 
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gas fields are clearly in Israel EEZ. U.S should claim half of the field so Israel can start paying us goyim back with interest.

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That is not how it works, it is much more complicated.. every nation has the right to a 200 inm of EEZ and if that creates a conflict in distances between two countries, there are other laws to refer to..

"Israel
In 2010, an agreement was signed with Cyprus concerning the limit of territorial waters between Israel and Cyprus at the maritime halfway point, a clarification essential for safeguarding Israel's rights to oil and underwater gas reservoirs. The agreement was signed in Nicosia by Israeli Infrastructure Minister Uzi Landau and the Cypriot Foreign Minister Markos Kyprianou. The two countries agreed to cooperate in the development of any cross border resources discovered, and to negotiate an agreement on dividing joint resources, however this area is not a true EEZ as described in the UNCLOS."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exclusive_economic_zone

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That is not how it works, it is much more complicated.. every nation has the right to a 200 inm of EEZ and if that creates a conflict in distances between two countries, there are other laws to refer to..

"Israel
In 2010, an agreement was signed with Cyprus concerning the limit of territorial waters between Israel and Cyprus at the maritime halfway point, a clarification essential for safeguarding Israel's rights to oil and underwater gas reservoirs. The agreement was signed in Nicosia by Israeli Infrastructure Minister Uzi Landau and the Cypriot Foreign Minister Markos Kyprianou. The two countries agreed to cooperate in the development of any cross border resources discovered, and to negotiate an agreement on dividing joint resources, however this area is not a true EEZ as described in the UNCLOS."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exclusive_economic_zone
well china dont realy give shit on eez or im wrong?
 
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SCS is totally a different story.. it is about inhabited islands and their EEZ, that can be claimed by anyone even the US, but that belong to China.. now China is building bases in them and populating them..So no one else can come there and claim the natural resources for himself.. China is just following the international rules..
 
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SCS is totally a different story.. it is about inhabited islands and their EEZ, that can be claimed by anyone even the US, but that belong to China.. now China is building bases in them and populating them..So no one else can come there and claim the natural resources for himself.. China is just following the international rules..
court in hugg
He is judged against them and they are guilty of his punishment
 
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court in hugg
He is judged against them and they are guilty of his punishment
That was with Philippine.. and New Philippine president does not want it, he is pro-China.. the Hague court was a set up by the US through the other Philippine's pro-US president..
 
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That was with Philippine.. and New Philippine president does not want it, he is pro-China.. the Hague court was a set up by the US through the other Philippine's pro-US president..
china took area does not belong to her and she do it caus she is soper power international lows are not for her
 
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