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Volunteers mobilize to clean Israel s tar-coated beaches

PALMACHIM BEACH, Israel (AP) A small Israeli task force scoured the sands of a nature reserve along Israel’s Mediterranean coast Monday, taking part in a widening effort to clean up a disastrous oil spill that has blackened most of the country’s shoreline and reached beaches of neighboring Lebanon. The roughly dozen workers on Palmachim Beach were among thousands of volunteers, soldiers and park rangers who have taken up the task of extracting millions of tiny globs of sticky black tar that have coated the Israeli shoreline in recent days after an oil spill in the Mediterranean Sea. The cleanup is expected to take months.

Israel oil spill one of worst ecological disasters to hit country

Reeling from Massive Oil Spill, Israeli Government Puts Lid on Story

Reeling from Massive Oil Spill, Israeli Government Puts Lid on Story Uri Cohen Gag order approved by courts to avoid impeding ‘delicate international investigation’ An Israeli court granted a request by the Environmental Protection Ministry to place a sweeping gag order on the government’s inquiry into last week’s massive oil spill that has closed beaches up and down the Mediterranean coast. According to the injunction issued on Monday, details that could identify those suspected of being involved in the disastrous incident, including the name of the vessel in question, its port of departure and its current location, cannot be published by the media until February 28.

Israel beaches polluted with tar after oil spill - The Washington Post

Israel beaches polluted with tar after oil spill - The Washington Post
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