US Reestablishes Gaza Aid Pier to Resume Crucial Deliveries

Temporary pier, initially damaged by bad weather, repaired to facilitate humanitarian aid flow amid ongoing conflict.

The US military has reattached the temporary aid pier in Gaza after storm damage halted operations for nearly two weeks.
The pier aims to deliver food, water, medicine, and shelter to the besieged Gaza Strip, where aid access is severely restricted.
Critics argue the pier is a temporary fix and call for reopening land routes for more effective aid distribution.
Approximately 2 million pounds of aid were delivered during the pier's initial week of operation before it was damaged.
The US plans to increase the volume of aid delivered through the pier, targeting up to 1 million pounds every two days.