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oil
Tis the season to be Jewish
Jewish Journal
December 10, 2015
The Florida evening outdoors were filled with glittering lights, as a lone man took in the scene from his office window.
Uncertainty grips Middle Eastern markets
Jewish Journal
November 17, 2015
The impact of the Middle East’s ongoing woes on the region’s tourism businesses has been well documented.
No cuts in oil production expected
Jewish Journal
June 4, 2015
Saudi Arabia is intent on maintaining oil production.
Want to stop Iran’s nukes? Use less oil
Jewish Journal
April 6, 2015
With the conclusion of a framework agreement over Iran’s nuclear agreement last week, many remain profoundly unsure whether the deal will successfully prevent Tehran’s acquisition of a nuclear weapon.
Senate fails to override Obama’s veto of Keystone XL approval
Jewish Journal
March 4, 2015
The Senate failed on Wednesday to override President Barack Obama\’s veto of legislation approving the Keystone XL oil pipeline, leaving the controversial project to await an administration decision on whether to permit or deny it.
After decades of distance, Japan and Israel establish closer ties
Jewish Journal
January 6, 2015
Reading his Japanese-language newspaper over breakfast, Rabbi Mendy Sudakevich spotted an ad for a self-help DVD titled “Get rich like the Jews.”
Cheaper oil and shifting sands
Jewish Journal
December 2, 2014
The price of regular gas in the Washington suburbs was $2.74 a gallon when I filled my car this week and it could fall farther as the price of crude oil hit $69, two thirds of what it was in June.
The new documentary ‘Pump’ asks society to question its fuel choices
Avishay Artsy
September 23, 2014
It’s already been 13 years since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, and in that time we’ve come to understand the difficult geopolitical situation that our oil dependence has put us in.
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