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President Biden landed in Israel as the world waited for evidence of whether a Hamas-linked group or Israel caused a devastating explosion yesterday at a hospital in Gaza City.
The explosion, evidently from a missile, killed hundreds of people and injured hundreds more. (This video, verified by Times journalists, shows the moment the blast destroyed the hospital.)
After Biden landed, he seemed to endorse Israel’s denial of responsibility. “Based on what I’ve seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team, not you,” he said. “But there’s a lot of people out there not sure.”
The U.S. crude inventory balance fell by 4.383M barrels during the week ended Oct. 13, according to the API. That contrasted with a 12.94M jump in the prior week to Oct. 6 led largely by a sharp decline in exports.
Aside from that balance, the API also noted a 1.005M barrel decline at the Cushing, Oklahoma delivery point for U.S. crude, versus the previous week’s draw of 0.547M. Cushing storage levels have dropped drastically this year, prompting concerns they might reach such critical lows to complicate operations at the storage hub.
On the fuel side, the petroleum trade group reported a gasoline inventory slide of 1.578M barrels and distillate stock drop of 0.612M barrels. In the prior week, gasoline saw a 3.645-M barrel build while distillates experienced a 3.535M drop.
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