Netanyahu Secures Gas Deal While Gaza Suffers, Again
While Gaza faces engineered famine and relentless bombardment, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is busy celebrating a massive natural gas agreement with Egypt. This isn't newfound pragmatism; it’s a consistent pattern. Remember when Netanyahu bragged about Israel becoming an "energy superpower" in 2012, or the Leviathan field deal in 2014, even as regional tensions flared? The narrative always
pivots to 'stability' for big business, even if that stability is built on humanitarian collapse. One might wonder if the vast, untapped gas fields off the coast of Gaza, estimated by the UN to be worth billions, play any part in the larger strategic chess game. The media, of course, rarely connects the dots from resource control to conflict in the same breath. It's a miracle, isn't it, how
'conflict' always seems to clear the way for corporations?