Oil market doesn’t work like that. A year plus in Ukraine should tell you that. Especially since Israel has the American/ western oil markets behind it.the diplomatic calls ain't doing anything immediate or pertinent and its been over a month. yal really need to grasp the fact that hamas may have straight up finished this chapter of history off on its own people already.
for one of the worst months in a generation, help did not come. and the stuff that some people here are trying to boost up is nothing more than posturing against literal nonstop saturation fire. that's absurd.
you can't eat, bunker in, or get blood from empty threats, meaningless gestures, and hashtags. the plight of armenians or the closure of an embassy counts for next to nothing for people in gaza. like cmon... west bank getting hot is just further justification to punch down. great stuff.
lebanon's economy can barely even afford a show of force. they spent the last few years trying to dodge coups lol
saudi arabia could threaten oil flow and have everyone seated at the table, cease fires and supplementary governments and all, before the IDF even moved tanks in.
if anything, them not up and shelving israel's outreach completely at the onset of this just solidifies that they have passively approved this violence, the outcome, and the way forward.
saudi's stance is textbook impartiality and enablement
They're doing a hostage negotiation. I guess someone missed the we don't negotiate with terrorism trope of the 2000s?Y’all gonna have to explain to my slow ass how Hamas isn’t the government in Gaza, but they’re the ones doing all the negotiations for Gazans.
why did biden and the whole admin scramble to access the reserves just a few years back there was a whole round of applause for how it was handled as well.Oil market doesn’t work like that. A year plus in Ukraine should tell you that. Especially since Israel has the American/ western oil markets behind it.
So who is the government in charge there?They're doing a hostage negotiation. I guess someone missed the we don't negotiate with terrorism trope of the 2000s?
It’s 18th/19th century colonialism streamed to your phone.Everyday I’m like, yeah I’ve learned and followed different wars. But this one where an unarmed civilian population is boxed in, moving to where they’ve been told, still being bombed to hell with no food, water and electricity being filmed in HD is just still wild to me.
They're doing a hostage negotiation. I guess someone missed the we don't negotiate with terrorism trope of the 2000s?
Who bankrolls Hamas?So who is the government in charge there?
why did biden and the whole admin scramble to access the reserves just a few years back there was a whole round of applause for how it was handled as well.
U.S. sells oil reserves as Biden tackles pump prices ahead of elections
Quick version: "The White House had an added sense of urgency after the Saudi Arabia-led Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries rankled Biden by siding with Russia and agreeing to a production cut, prompting the president to declare that the U.S.-Saudi relationship needs a revaluation."
SA plays oil games to apply pressure for much, much pettier reasons even if short memories paint a different picture. shyt, they checked the US harder for Ukraine than they did for Israel too. All this shows just how little SA gives a fukk in regard to warcrimes while they're content to slide any Israel alignment further down the calendar.
And there's way too many folks trying to boost Lebanon like they ain't been scrambling to salvage their economy since the start of the decade. Sending folks to die on the border could be seen as a way to diminish manpower that could be spun up for another coup attempt considering how paranoia has taken over after the bottom fell out of their banking if anything.