Greta's demand from Turkey: Don't give this gift to Israel
Greta Thunberg called at a conference in Antalya for a full Turkish energy embargo on Israel. Israel imports about a third of its oil consumption from Azerbaijan via a pipeline passing through Turkey. Thunberg was recorded surprised to discover that the 'Fridays for Future' movement still holds protests.
Greta Thunberg, the Swedish climate activist, arrived at a conference in Antalya, Turkey, and called for a full Turkish energy embargo on Israel. The article notes that Israel imports about a third of its oil consumption from Azerbaijan via the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline, which passes through Turkey. Meanwhile, Thunberg was recorded bursting into hysterical laughter when she discovered that the organization she founded, 'Fridays for Future,' still holds protests in Berlin. The article elaborates on the economic and energy ties between Israel and Azerbaijan, noting that in 2024, Israeli oil imports from Azerbaijan surged by 55% to 1.173 million tons. It also states that Azerbaijan is the second-largest importer of Israeli defense procurement, and that Israel supplies about 70% of its weapons. The headline creates deliberate ambiguity around the word 'gift,' which is not explained until reading the body of the article.