In our latest visual, we expose the companies and governments complicit in the supply of military-grade jet fuel to Israel, while highlighting grassroots efforts to track and disrupt this deadly cargo through direct action, boycott campaigns, and community resistance.
This fuel is delivered by tankers operated by Overseas Shipholding Group, a U.S. company that receives $6 million in U.S. subsidies each year. The jet fuel is supplied by Valero Energy in Texas, and transported on commercial tanker ships owned by Saltchuk company, enabling Israel to wage an unprecedented bombing campaign in Gaza.
Across the Mediterranean, activists, dockworkers, and civil society groups have mobilized to disrupt these shipments, forcing tankers like the Overseas Santorini to turn off tracking devices and obscure their routes.
This growing movement is demonstrating how coordinated, international solidarity is needed to disrupt the war apparatus and that, by working together, there will be no “Harbour for Genocide".
View and download this visual here: https://visualizingpalestine.org/visual/fueling-genocide/
