The Israeli Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure unveiled an ambitious strategic plan aimed at transitioning the country's energy sources from traditional fossil fuels to green alternatives by 2050. The plan is designed to align Israel's economic growth with global environmental standards and modernization trends. As part of this comprehensive strategy, Israel will focus on ensuring a reliable fuel supply across all economic sectors, improving emergency readiness in fuel distribution, and encouraging the production and utilization of green fuels. The initiative also includes specific targets such as the closure of major oil refineries in Haifa Bay, a shift from local to imported petroleum distillates, and the establishment of several hydrogen fueling stations by 2030. Additionally, the plan prioritizes the electrification of transportation and the adoption of hydrogen power, synthetic fuels, and biofuels to achieve a substantial 96 percent reduction in CO2 emissions from the transportation sector by 2050. This holistic approach underscores Israel's commitment to environmental sustainability and carbon reduction, setting a clear path for a greener and more energy-efficient future.