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    A Palestinian-designed electric car drew admiring stares on May 20 from Gazans forced to use cooking oil to power their cars because of a fuel shortage. Working with fellow electrical engineer Wasim al-Khuzundar, Fayez Amman hooked up an engine to 32 batteries. Driving their small car through the streets of Gaza City, they said the vehicle could travel up to 200 km (120 miles) on…

    By GDB Newsletter // 22 May 2008

    A Palestinian-designed electric car drew admiring stares on May 20 from Gazans forced to use cooking oil to power their cars because of a fuel shortage. Working with fellow electrical engineer Wasim al-Khuzundar, Fayez Amman hooked up an engine to 32 batteries. Driving their small car through the streets of Gaza City, they said the vehicle could travel up to 200 km (120 miles) on a single charge. Israel has reduced the amount of fuel it pumps into the Gaza Strip since Hamas Islamists seized control of the territory in June from Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas’s Fatah faction. (Reuters)

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