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Follow Feb. 26, 2021 The trucks starting to cart away the tar deposits on Israel’s Mediterranean beaches in recent days were supposed to signal the end of one of the most difficult and extensive environmental pollution incidents to hit Israel in recent decades. But contending with the ramifications of this incident is far from over. Large amounts of tar are apparently lying on the sea floor and in rocky areas, which constitute about a third of the country’s shore. On Thursday, there were reports of additional tar reaching some locations. Meanwhile, the investigation of the incident is raising more questions than answers. Here are some of the key questions relating to the degree of preparedness and the ability to organize in the face of similar incidents that are very likely to occur in the future:

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