The U.S. military is expected to reopen a pier anchored to Gaza this week after rough weather has twice taken offline a system intended to deliver aid to the area. Pentagon press secretary Maj.

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A U.S.-backed organization aims to start work in the Gaza Strip by the end of May, overseeing a new model of aid distribution ...

Officials had hoped the pier would provide a critical flow of aid to starving residents in Gaza as the nine-month-long war drags on. But while more than 19.4 million pounds (8.6 million kilograms ...

Army and Navy units who worked on the U.S. military’s humanitarian effort to move supplies into Gaza using a floating pier ...

WASHINGTON — Former President Joe Biden’s failed floating Gaza pier plan left 62 US personnel injured, one service member dead and caused at least $31 million in damage to military equipment ...

The Biden administration’s failed humanitarian mission in Gaza was more dangerous and costly ... The 2024 mission to construct an offshore pier and floating causeway for aid delivery was ...

At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters ... Former president Joe Biden’s floating pier to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza was far more dangerous and costly than the public ...

WASHINGTON - More than 60 service members were injured as a part of former US President Joe Biden's floating aid pier in Gaza, a Pentagon Inspector-General report published on May 6 said ...

WASHINGTON — Army and Navy units who worked on the U.S. military’s humanitarian effort to move supplies into Gaza using a floating pier were ill-equipped, undermanned and lacked training for t ...