Answer in listen only mode. A brief question and answer session will follow the formal presentation. As a reminder, this conference is being recorded. I am pleased to introduce Niv Sarne, CEO of NewMed Energy. You may begin. Good afternoon, everybody. I am happy to open the Q2 2026 NewMed Energy conference call. Next to me, I have Tzachi Habusha, Deputy CEO and CFO, and Guil Bashan. My name is Niv Sarne, CEO of NewMed Energy. I have joined the partnership about few months ago as the head chairman, and beginning of this month, started the role of CEO. Before we jump into the results and main activities of the month, I would like to take the opportunity and thank the previous CEO, Yossi Abu. Yossi has taken this role for more than 15 years and has led NewMed to new peaks and new heights. You all know him because of his achievement, but we also know him on a personal basis, and he will be missed to all of us. From here, from us, from everybody, we are wishing you all the best, and your legacy will stay with us forever. Now I am happy to start with our financial results. As you have seen, in our- One second, Niv. Yes, we'll bring up the presentation in a second. We had a very strong Q2 performance, started with high production of about 2.7 BCM. High gas prices resulted from high oil prices, which leads to a bottom line of about $118 million net profit for the quarter. In addition, we have completed laying the third pipeline from the field to the platform, which has increased our production. Also, I and Guil more correctly have completed the looping between Ashdod and Ashkelon. As well, we are progressing with the Leviathan expansion, Phase 1B as we call it, and have seen good progress and momentum on the Aphrodite field as well. We will also update on two seismic surveys that we are going to conduct in the next few weeks. Of course, we'll wrap up with the dividend. On the production level, we have produced 2.7 BCM for this quarter, compared to 2 BCM on previous quarter 2025. What is most important is to mention, increase in all of our three markets, Israel, Egypt and Jordan, with the highest increase of almost 0.5 BCM to the Egyptian market. On the pricing side, the average price for the quarter was $6.5, compared to $5.6 on Q2 2025. What is important to notice from this chart is the strong price, which is obviously on the export contracts linked to the Brent price. As we're seeing high Brent price, we're going to see high gas prices. There is some lag between the gas and the Brent price as we are calculating the average of the previous three months. Therefore, regardless of where the Brent will go in the next few months, we'll still see a high price of gas in the next few months. We have successfully completed the third pipeline from the field to the platform. Following the completion, we have been able to produce at a peak rate of 15.8 BCM on an annual basis. Just to compare that to our initial program, which stood at around 14.5 BCM, which means that we'll have an extra 1 BCM of capacity to sell to our markets. We hopefully, with the completions of the midstream infrastructure, will be able to meet this high peak rate. Furthermore, we are continuing and progressing on the expansion of the Leviathan project. We are on track, on time, which is expected somewhere in the second half of 2029. On the total cost of project, which is around $2.4 billion, current project is at the level of 23%. Most importantly, the drilling rig is expected to reach our region towards the end of the year and conduct three new production wells for us. After a long delay, I'm very happy to inform that I and Guil has completed the looping or the offshore pipe between Ashdod and Ashkelon, which open a deep bottleneck of midstream to the Egyptian market. This will increase our delivery capability of about 2 BCM on an annual basis. It's important to mention that all that 2 BCM will be allocated to the Leviathan partners. This is not reflected in the Q2 results. This completion was done in the month of July, and we will see the result in the upcoming quarterly report. In addition, the two other projects, Fajar Compression and the Netanya pipeline, are progressing as planned. We are expecting to complete the Fajar Compression project toward the end of the year, and the Netanya pipeline ahead of the Leviathan Phase 2 expansion. Aphrodite, as you have seen in recent weeks, we have sent out several announcements. We are progressing with all the main contracts that are needed for us to reach a financial investment decision somewhere in the first half of 2027. There is a good momentum, and we are hoping to make progress over the next few months. In a related note, one of our partners, Shell, has announced last week their intention to sell their share in the field to MOL, the Hungarian energy company, for a value of $720 million, which, on a very simple calculation, gives a value of about $2 billion for the asset. Just like in our books, we have a value of about $190 million. So there is, from our perspective, a hidden value in the value that is reported on our books. I will leave it to Tzachi to take us through the financial results. Yeah. So thank you, Niv, and thank you all for joining us today. First, I would like to thank Yossi Abu. Personally, it has been a real pleasure working with Yossi. I learned a lot from him and from his leadership, his vision, and the way Yossi sees the bigger picture. I wish him all the best on behalf of NewMed and myself. I wish him a good life and all the best, of course. And to you, Niv, welcome aboard to NewMed family. In the second quarter of 2026, we had revenues of about $293 million, production of about 2.7 BCM, and net profit of about $117 million. This compares with Q2 2025, when revenues were $191 million, net profit was $81 million, and production was around 2 BCM. The increase in the net profit in Q2 was mainly driven by the following factors. Please go ahead with the presentation. Thank you. Net revenues increased by $86 million compared with the same quarter last year. $59 million of that came from higher natural gas production. Another $25 million came from a higher average gas price per MMBtu, and $2.1 million came from an increase in condensate sales. This was partially offset by higher cost and expenses of $21 million, mainly due to a higher operation cost and depreciation. We also had an increase in net finance expenses of $26 million, mostly due to the reevaluation of Karish and Tanin royalties. We also recorded $6.8 million in other revenues as a result of a settlement related to our economic rights in Aran license. The final factor was income from a discontinued operation of $7.7 million related to NewMed former holdings in Tamar project. Tamar was sold in 2021. This income mainly reflects an adjustment to the sale consideration following Tamar levy expenses. Regarding the net financial debt. Regarding the liquidity of NewMed. Following the repayment of Leviathan bonds series June 2025, and ahead of the repayment of the next series in June 2027, the total net debt is approximately $1.4 billion. We have $550 million available credit facilities from Israeli banks as of today. In this context, maybe it is important to mention and to remind that the partnership has a buyback program. Under that buyback program, which cover the 2027 and the 2030 bonds, to date, we have bought back about $95 million. I think, Niv, that conclude the main points of the Q2 financial statements, so thank you for listening. Thank you, Tzachi. As we demonstrated in previous quarters, we are happily announcing that we will also pay this quarter dividend of an amount of $60 million, based on our strong performance and high net income. Before we wrap up and go to questions, I do have one last update on two seismic surveys that we will be conducting over the next several months, which will commence in the upcoming weeks. The first one is Zone I. It is conducted in a new area on the northern part of the economic waters of Israel. What is interesting in our perspective, we have bought two new international energy players, SOCAR and BP, into this license. We see that as a good indication or a positive as the potential that could be in this zone. Also, very importantly, we will be conducting a unique and first-time survey, OBN, ocean bottom nodes, for the Leviathan. We will be placing about 55,000 nodes of the yellow one that you see in this picture on the bottom of the ocean to conduct a 3D survey of both the gas field on Leviathan. Since we have started producing 2019, we have not yet conducted a seismic survey, and that will allow us better to analyze the field and see how it is performing, and also continue our exploration of deeper oil prospect beneath the gas field. With that, we will open it for questions. Thank you, Niv. So we have got a little question. Just a second. Okay, so just a couple of questions. The first one with regards to Aphrodite. What are the milestones that are missing in order to achieve an FID in the Aphrodite? So, good question. In order for us to reach an FID on the Aphrodite field, I think there is, on one part, all the commercial agreements that we need to put in place, the GSPAs, the Host Government Agreements, and the midstream infrastructure pipes. We have signed a letter of intents on the GSPAs and are working now to conclude them as full agreements, and I think those will happen in the next few months. In parallel, Chevron as the operator is continuing its work on the front-end engineering design, and hopefully, that will be completed as well. So at that point, we will be able to take a final investment decision. The second question with regards to Leviathan, if we can give some color on the progress of the expansion, and if the situation in the area affect the timetable of the expansion. So again, good question. Regardless of the international tension that we have seen in the region, Chevron as the operator is able to move forward and progress with the projects with any hurdles or delays. To date, everything is on time. We have ordered already the long-lead items and the critical ones on the critical path, so that is also behind us. And I think the next step is bringing in to the area the drilling rig. And as we are aware, it will be on time and even come a little bit earlier. Okay, this concludes the question and the call for this quarter. I will take the opportunity to thank Niv and to express our appreciation and welcoming you to— Thank you very much. This is only the first one of many to come. Many to come, and we are very much looking forward for our next quarterly call, and I am happy to be here, and thank you for accepting. Thank you all. Thank you.