Arab states should be cautious of Israel’s energy expansion efforts

At the onset of the US-Israeli conflict with Iran, Jordan and Egypt halted gas supplies to Syria, highlighting Israel’s increasing energy dominance in the region. Despite Egypt being a gas producer, it has experienced declining production and relies on Israeli imports. The interconnected Arab Gas Pipeline, now central to regional gas distribution, reveals that any gas supplied to Syria is essentially dependent on Israeli sources, as disruptions in Israeli production directly impact gas flows to Jordan and Egypt.

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