US Dismantles Gaza Aid Pier After Operational Setbacks

The floating pier, built to deliver humanitarian aid, faced severe weather and security issues, limiting its effectiveness.

The pier was created to address a humanitarian crisis in Gaza but was operational for fewer than 25 days.
High seas and security concerns forced multiple relocations and repairs, disrupting aid delivery.
Critics argue the $230 million project was a waste, while proponents highlight the aid delivered during critical times.
Israel plans to use the port at Ashdod to continue aid deliveries, raising questions about future logistics.
The project revealed challenges in coordinating humanitarian efforts in active conflict zones.