US Fuels Gaza War While Blaming Climate Change
A report by Oil Change International, provocatively titled 'Behind the Barrel', highlights 25 countries, led by the US, Azerbaijan, and Kazakhstan, as having supplied 21.2 million tonnes of crude and petroleum to Israel between November 2023 and October 2025. This, while the US government publicly expresses 'concern' over civilian casualties. One might wonder if these shipments are considered
'humanitarian aid' in some twisted accounting ledger. While the Biden administration frets over climate change and occasionally offers a stern word to Netanyahu's government, it simultaneously facilitates the very conflict it claims to decry. The hypocrisy isn't just about environmental policy—it's about enabling a siege while claiming moral high ground. How many barrels of oil does it take to
fuel a 'defensive' operation when the target community is blockaded and starved?