U.S. Military Constructs Floating Dock for Gaza Aid Amid Ceasefire Talks Stalemate
As negotiations for a second Israel-Hamas ceasefire stall, the U.S. ramps up efforts to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza, facing challenges and a tragic airdrop accident.
- The U.S. military is constructing a floating dock off the Gaza coast to increase humanitarian aid delivery, facing logistical challenges and requiring Israel's cooperation.
- Biden's announcement of the floating dock initiative follows intermittent U.S. airdrops of aid, criticized as inadequate to address the famine in Gaza.
- Negotiations for a second Israel-Hamas ceasefire have stalled, with disputes over a prisoner swap and the end of the Gaza war, as Ramadan approaches.
- An aid ship is set to sail from Cyprus to Gaza along a new maritime corridor, with the EU Commission and the United Arab Emirates facilitating the operation.
- A humanitarian aid airdrop in Gaza turned fatal when a parachute failed to open, killing five and injuring multiple people.
































































































