US-Built Gaza Pier Resumes Aid Deliveries Amid Ongoing Conflict

The humanitarian project faces scrutiny and setbacks as Gaza endures severe shortages and international criticism mounts.

The pier, costing $230 million, has been plagued by weather-related disruptions since its construction.
Aid groups argue the pier distracts from more effective border crossings for delivering humanitarian aid.
The UN has suspended cooperation with the pier project, citing security concerns and ongoing evaluations.
Israel's war against Hamas has resulted in over 37,100 deaths and severe humanitarian crises in Gaza.
Netanyahu's claims of US weapon delivery delays have been refuted by the White House, highlighting political tensions.