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A car fire you can’t put out: The lithium battery risk no one wants to tackle
29.06.25|Tomer HadarAs fire crews warn of EV combustion challenges, Israel’s importers are running out of places to hide their excess stock.
Hezbollah missiles threaten Adani's Haifa Port: What happens if Israel’s key trade hub shuts down?
10.10.24|Dotan LevyAs missile attacks escalate, the potential closure of Haifa’s Adani-owned port puts immense strain on Israel’s logistics and economy.
Adani Group fires Haifa Port CEO, but troubles are far from over
12.09.24|Yuval SadeRegulatory reform and internal disputes threaten port’s success.
Adani Group’s Haifa Port faces turmoil as CEO alleges corruption before exit
01.09.24|Golan HazaniCEO Udi Sharon alleges his removal was retaliation for blocking a deal to benefit Histadrut’s Arnon Bar-David’s son.
Ravin partners with Haifa Port for its AI-based visual inspection tools for new vehicles
29.03.23|James SpiroMore than 40,000 new vehicles enter the port each year, and Ravin will verify the physical integrity of each vehicle
How much is a gateway to the West worth to India’s Adani?
17.07.22|Yuval SadeThe Indian Adani Group and the Israeli Gadot Group won a tender to privatize the port of Haifa by offering almost $1.2 billion, around $420 million more than the second-highest bid. Adani, owned by billionaire Gautam Adani, owns 13 terminals and ports worldwide, and the port of Haifa will serve as a gateway to the Middle East and Europe
Israel can link Middle East, European ports, DP World chairman says
07.12.20|ReutersThe UAE recently broke with decades of Arab policy, forging ties with Israel, and looking to form business collaborations in several areas
It’s time for Israel to capitalize on its strategic location, says DP World chairman
21.09.20|Sophie ShulmanSultan Ahmed bin Sulayem tells Calcalist about his prior visits to Israel and his plans to make Haifa a bridge between continents
U.S. Officials Wary of Chinese Involvement in Israeli Infrastructure Projects, Tech Sector
16.01.19|Adi PickThe U.S. Deputy Secretary of Energy Dan Brouillette warned Israeli officials that the U.S. may limit intelligence sharing with the Jewish State if no steps are taken to regulate foreign investments

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