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Day 20: Israel Bombs World’s Biggest Oil Field, Trump Signals Possible Hormuz Pullback, and Israelis Kill Iran’s Intelligence Chief, by Mary Rose – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

Day 20: Israel Bombs World’s Biggest Oil Field, Trump Signals Possible Hormuz Pullback, and Israelis Kill Iran’s Intelligence Chief, by Mary Rose

A Devotion to Defend Against ‘Revolutionary Men’, by James Baresel (2020)

Today’s Saint: St. Joseph

William Martin. Pexels. Explosion

By Mary Rose, Zeale, March 19, 2026

During the 20th day of the joint U.S.-Israeli war against Iran:

Israel bombed the world’s largest source of natural gas in Iran, causing oil prices to spike
President Donald Trump suggested partner nations should take over the effort to open the Strait of Hormuz
Israel killed Iran’s intelligence chief
Iran retaliated with strikes targeting central Israel.

Rogue escalation: Israeli attack on oil field may lead to global consequences

Israel struck the South Pars oil field March 18 in what was widely decried as a major escalation in the war. South Pars is the world’s largest source of natural gas and is vitally important to global energy markets.

Oil prices “shot up” Immediately following the strike, The Guardian reported, due to “fears that disruption to global energy supplies would worsen.” ….

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