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Illegal natural resources exploitation

In 1993 Israel extended its exploitation of natural resources to wind. Turbines have been installed by Israeli companies, such as Mei Golan and Multimetrix, as well as a United States based company, AES Corporation. In 2014, the Ministry of National Infrastructures, Energy, and Water Resources also granted a conditional license to the Eurocom Group subsidiary Enlight Renewable Energy Solutions Ltd. for the production 400 megawatts of electricity from wind-driven turbines in the Occupied Syrian Golan.

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Syrian water tank

The consequences of this illegal exploitation for the economy of the Arab population of the Golan, in particular the farmers, are disastrous. The looting of natural resources is not only illegal under International Humanitarian Law; it also violates basic human rights, like the adequate standard of living, and the right to work.

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Al-Marsad Meets with representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross regarding the last developments on the Wind Turbines Project

On 15 December 2020, Al-Marsad met with representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to share and discuss the latest developments of the Israeli wind turbine project, implemented by Israeli company “Energex” on private farmlands in the occupied Syrian Golan.

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Israeli police fired rubber bullets and tear gas against Syrian civilians in the occupied Golan

This is the culmination of several days of aggressive police action against Syrian civilians and farmers who were peacefully protesting against a wind turbine project developed by Energix Renewable Energies Ltd. (‘Energix’), an Israeli energy company, on Syrian agricultural land.

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