A controversial financial trend has emerged amid the devastation in Gaza, with a major sovereign wealth fund continuing to generate strong profits from investments tied to Israeli defense firms. Critics highlight the fund’s holdings in companies allegedly involved in military operations, raising ethical concerns over its financial gains while civilian casualties mount. The situation underscores broader debates about corporate accountability and the intersection of profit with humanitarian crises. Questions remain over whether such investments will face increased scrutiny or regulatory pressure.
As Gaza is being destroyed, the so-called oil fund enjoys robust returns from companies linked to Israel's military.
