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A leading Israeli water expert warned of possible shortages if policies regarding water usage are not altered. Hillel Shoval said two-thirds of the potable water in Israel is used for agricultural purposes. His comments came after meteorologists described this winter as the driest in Israel since the early 1950s.

March 5, 1999
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A leading Israeli water expert warned of possible shortages if policies regarding water usage are not altered. Hillel Shoval said two-thirds of the potable water in Israel is used for agricultural purposes. His comments came after meteorologists described this winter as the driest in Israel since the early 1950s.

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