Ali_Baba
VIP Member
Iran needs to start targeting these more aggressively if it wants to deter Israel. Not easy but also not impossible.
Key Israeli Offshore Energy Infrastructure:
Onshore Infrastructure:
- Leviathan Field: Operated by Chevron with partners NewMed Energy and Ratio Energies, this field 80 miles off Haifa is the largest, supplying Israel, Egypt, and Jordan.
- Tamar Field: Located off the northern coast, this field supplies roughly half of Israel's domestic natural gas.
- Karish Field: Operated by Energean, this reservoir is another significant part of Israel's offshore gas production.
- Security Context: As of April 2026, the Leviathan platform resumed operations after a month-long shutdown due to military conflict with Iran, highlighting the exposure of these assets to regional conflict.
Recent Events (March/April 2026):
- EAPC System: The Europe Asia Pipeline Company (EAPC) operates major oil storage and trans-shipment terminals in Ashkelon and Eilat, serving as a critical hub in the Eastern Mediterranean.
- Shutdowns: Leviathan and Karish were shut down to minimize risks of attack during "Operation Roaring Lion".
I don't understand why Iran is failing to take out real capability in Israel, and whether that is a lack of operational doctrine, strategy, technical limitations or something else. I would logically expect what you have listed to be destroyed entirely from now on, but we won't see that.
Is this a product of the mosaic system with no central oversight on strategy? Or too many "tired old men who should have retired 15-20 years ago making decisions??" and not knowing how to wage a war of deterrence ?? Israel is not deterred because Iran has failed to impose a real long lasting cost on it.
It is confusing amongst many things.








