How South Africa quietly powers Israel’s war on Gaza, by Thomas Karat As Gaza is destroyed under relentless Israeli bombardment, a constant stream of ships depart South Africa’s Richards Bay brimming with coal. Their destination: Hadera, Israel. And there were many. As headlines screamed of war crimes, famine, and bombed hospitals, bulk carriers quietly steamed northward, carrying the fuel that would power Israel’s military infrastructure. At the very moment South Africa’s legal team accused Israel of genocide at The Hague, its privately owned terminals were exporting the resources that kept Israeli drone...