I’m with tisdal here.
By now they could have drilled to total depth and it would’ve been a dry hole. To have to slow down because of hydrocarbons, natural gas that has magnified itself, more equipment, etc these are good things, IMO!
Especially since we were just talking about whether or not Israel would extend their agreement!
IMO, if you have preparations to continue the well and possibly test for production, and you are asking for money for, and are purchasing the equipment to do such, you must have something significant that you have reported to Israel which would make them want to have you proceed. Otherwise, why spend all the money if they’re going to make you close up shop?
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