Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Golan Heights" in English language version.
'We must make Syria recognise that just as it relinquished its dream of a greater Syria that controls Lebanon ... it will have to relinquish its ultimate demand regarding the Golan Heights,' Lieberman said.
The National Oil Company expects the Golan site to yield some 2 million barrels of oil and revenue of about $24 million, Haaretz said.
The Israel National Oil Company (INOC), intends shortly to approach the Commissioner for Oil Prospecting at the Ministry of National Infrastructures with a demand for a two-year extension of the licence awarded the company in the past for shaft-sinking on the Golan Heights.
[on 1965] "Nasser too, assured the American under Secretary of state, Philip Talbot, that the Arabs would not exceed the water quotas prescribed by the Johnston plan"
In January 1964 an Arab League summit meeting convened in Cairo. The main item on the agenda was the threat posed by Israel's diversion of water … The preamble to its decision stated: "The establishment of Israel is the basic threat that the Arab nation in its entirety has agreed to forestall. And Since the existence of Israel is a danger that threatens the Arab nation, the diversion of the Jordan waters by it multiplies the dangers to Arab existence. Accordingly, the Arab states have to prepare the plans necessary for dealing with the political, economic and social aspects, so that if necessary results are not achieved, collective Arab military preparations, when they are not completed, will constitute the ultimate practical means for the final liquidation of Israel
The Jewish presence probably dated back to the mid second century BCE, and most likely increased after the Hasmonean conquest of the region during the reign of Alexander Jannaeus. Itureans were among the earliest settlers in this period, having also arrived in the mid second century BCE, and ceramic evidence at numerous sites demonstrates that they continued to live there in the Roman Period. ... The initial Roman campaigns occurred in Galilee and adjacent parts of the Golan, and military activities are visible in the archaeological records of several sites. Though Gamala initially remained loyal to Agrippa II in the Jewish Revolt, it ultimately chose to rebel. Wartime coins unique to the city bear the Hebrew inscription "for the redemption of H[oly] Jerusalem" (Syon 1992/93). The town, surrounded by steep ravines, repelled assaults by the loyalist forces of Agrippa but could not withstand the protracted siege by Roman troops that followed. Josephus described the battle in epic terms: to escape capture, "multitudes plunged headlong with their wives and children into the ravine which had been excavated to a vast depth beneath the citadel" (War 4.80). The Roman breach of the wall by the synagogue is still visible today, and fortress walls, remains of towers, pieces of armor, arrowheads, sling stones, ballista stones, and traces of fire attest to the ferocity of the siege.
The remainder of 131 agricultural villages and 61 individual farms were wiped of the face of the earth by the Israeli occupation authorities immediately following the Israeli victory in the 1967 war. They were razed to the ground and their lands handed over to exclusive Israeli-Jewish settlement.
תהליך הפרטתה של חנ"ל (חברת הנפט הלאומית) החל ברגל ימין: מנהלת רשות החברות הממשלתיות, ציפי ליבני, היתה מאושרת לפני מספר חודשים לשמוע, כי שבע קבוצות ניגשו למיכרז הראשוני לרכישת החברה.
נודע, כי מנהלת רשות החברות, ציפי לבני, הודיעה על החלטה לשלול את הזיכיון לקידוחים ברמת הגולן לשלוש הקבוצות המתמודדות על רכישת חנ"ל.
The Israel National Oil Company (INOC), intends shortly to approach the Commissioner for Oil Prospecting at the Ministry of National Infrastructures with a demand for a two-year extension of the licence awarded the company in the past for shaft-sinking on the Golan Heights.
The Jewish presence probably dated back to the mid second century BCE, and most likely increased after the Hasmonean conquest of the region during the reign of Alexander Jannaeus. Itureans were among the earliest settlers in this period, having also arrived in the mid second century BCE, and ceramic evidence at numerous sites demonstrates that they continued to live there in the Roman Period. ... The initial Roman campaigns occurred in Galilee and adjacent parts of the Golan, and military activities are visible in the archaeological records of several sites. Though Gamala initially remained loyal to Agrippa II in the Jewish Revolt, it ultimately chose to rebel. Wartime coins unique to the city bear the Hebrew inscription "for the redemption of H[oly] Jerusalem" (Syon 1992/93). The town, surrounded by steep ravines, repelled assaults by the loyalist forces of Agrippa but could not withstand the protracted siege by Roman troops that followed. Josephus described the battle in epic terms: to escape capture, "multitudes plunged headlong with their wives and children into the ravine which had been excavated to a vast depth beneath the citadel" (War 4.80). The Roman breach of the wall by the synagogue is still visible today, and fortress walls, remains of towers, pieces of armor, arrowheads, sling stones, ballista stones, and traces of fire attest to the ferocity of the siege.
על פי הדיווח, בראשית שנות ה-90, בימי ממשלתו של יצחק רבין ז"ל, הוחלט להקפיא את את מתן הרישיונות על רקע הנסיונות לנהל משא ומתן לשלום בין ישראל לסוריה.
The Jewish presence probably dated back to the mid second century BCE, and most likely increased after the Hasmonean conquest of the region during the reign of Alexander Jannaeus. Itureans were among the earliest settlers in this period, having also arrived in the mid second century BCE, and ceramic evidence at numerous sites demonstrates that they continued to live there in the Roman Period. ... The initial Roman campaigns occurred in Galilee and adjacent parts of the Golan, and military activities are visible in the archaeological records of several sites. Though Gamala initially remained loyal to Agrippa II in the Jewish Revolt, it ultimately chose to rebel. Wartime coins unique to the city bear the Hebrew inscription "for the redemption of H[oly] Jerusalem" (Syon 1992/93). The town, surrounded by steep ravines, repelled assaults by the loyalist forces of Agrippa but could not withstand the protracted siege by Roman troops that followed. Josephus described the battle in epic terms: to escape capture, "multitudes plunged headlong with their wives and children into the ravine which had been excavated to a vast depth beneath the citadel" (War 4.80). The Roman breach of the wall by the synagogue is still visible today, and fortress walls, remains of towers, pieces of armor, arrowheads, sling stones, ballista stones, and traces of fire attest to the ferocity of the siege.
Demands that Israel, the occupying Power, cease the exploitation, damage, cause of loss or depletion and endangerment of the natural resources in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and in the occupied Syrian Golan
The remainder of 131 agricultural villages and 61 individual farms were wiped of the face of the earth by the Israeli occupation authorities immediately following the Israeli victory in the 1967 war. They were razed to the ground and their lands handed over to exclusive Israeli-Jewish settlement.
תהליך הפרטתה של חנ"ל (חברת הנפט הלאומית) החל ברגל ימין: מנהלת רשות החברות הממשלתיות, ציפי ליבני, היתה מאושרת לפני מספר חודשים לשמוע, כי שבע קבוצות ניגשו למיכרז הראשוני לרכישת החברה.
נודע, כי מנהלת רשות החברות, ציפי לבני, הודיעה על החלטה לשלול את הזיכיון לקידוחים ברמת הגולן לשלוש הקבוצות המתמודדות על רכישת חנ"ל.
The Jewish presence probably dated back to the mid second century BCE, and most likely increased after the Hasmonean conquest of the region during the reign of Alexander Jannaeus. Itureans were among the earliest settlers in this period, having also arrived in the mid second century BCE, and ceramic evidence at numerous sites demonstrates that they continued to live there in the Roman Period. ... The initial Roman campaigns occurred in Galilee and adjacent parts of the Golan, and military activities are visible in the archaeological records of several sites. Though Gamala initially remained loyal to Agrippa II in the Jewish Revolt, it ultimately chose to rebel. Wartime coins unique to the city bear the Hebrew inscription "for the redemption of H[oly] Jerusalem" (Syon 1992/93). The town, surrounded by steep ravines, repelled assaults by the loyalist forces of Agrippa but could not withstand the protracted siege by Roman troops that followed. Josephus described the battle in epic terms: to escape capture, "multitudes plunged headlong with their wives and children into the ravine which had been excavated to a vast depth beneath the citadel" (War 4.80). The Roman breach of the wall by the synagogue is still visible today, and fortress walls, remains of towers, pieces of armor, arrowheads, sling stones, ballista stones, and traces of fire attest to the ferocity of the siege.
