Egypt anchors LNG exports. Israel supplies incremental gas. Cyprus offers future potential. Flexibility, not scale, is the strategic value.
Browsing: Gas
Gas is indispensable. Underinvestment leaves markets vulnerable. Security of supply must be central to policy, not an afterthought.
Hormuz closure causes largest oil supply disruption in history with no 2022-style rerouting options, forcing global demand destruction.
Israel’s gas dominance over Jordan and Egypt exposes energy as colonial tool forcing Arab states into dependency and political submission.
South Pars strike escalates war to world’s largest shared gas reservoir. Gulf energy network now conflict zone.
The Iran war is shaking Egypt’s economy; Suez revenues have plummeted and gas supplies are halted.
A $35 billion gas deal is signed, but a summit is impossible; Sisi refuses to legitimize Netanyahu after Gaza.
The gas deal eases Egypt-Israel tensions but deeper political rifts remain, requiring sustained U.S. diplomacy to secure lasting regional cooperation.
Israel’s gas could solve Syria’s power crisis via Jordan, but faces political and financial obstacles despite the urgent need.