Israel’s largest oil refinery in Haifa Bay suffered extensive damage during recent missile attacks by Iran amid the conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran. Although Israeli authorities initially attempted to downplay the extent of the damage, new reports indicate that the destruction is far greater than previously acknowledged. Reconstruction of the facility is expected to be completed by 2028, according to Israeli media.
Channel 12 News reported that two separate Iranian attacks earlier this year caused severe damage to the refinery, contradicting earlier claims by Energy Minister Eli Cohen and the operating company Bazan that the impact was minor. A government report cited by Yeshiva World revealed major damage to gas turbines, steam boilers, electrical rooms, and other support systems. The Interior Ministry has already approved large-scale reconstruction work at the site.
The Bazan refinery is a key strategic industrial facility for Israel, supplying oil for industry, agriculture, infrastructure, and domestic use. The full extent of damage from Iranian missile strikes in recent years remains obscured under strict military censorship.
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