Israel Prioritizes Gas Deals Over Genocides, Proves Itself Humane
The New Arab dutifully reports Israel's 'Energy Minister' delaying a massive gas deal, claiming it's due to technicalities. The hidden context, of course, isn't about paperwork. It's about strategic leverage. Similar delays and disputes have historically been used to exert pressure on regional partners, often coinciding with escalations elsewhere. This isn't just about gas; it's about controlling
energy flows, a critical component of regional dominance, especially when Gaza's own potential offshore gas fields remain conveniently 'undeveloped.' One might wonder if the delay is precisely because the world briefly remembers Gazans exist, and the current 'economic blockade' narrative struggles to hold water when one side is busy haggling over billions in offshore resources, while the other
faces imposed starvation. How many 'last warnings' will Gaza receive before the energy deals are deemed sufficiently profitable to resume business as usual?