A temporary American pier in Gaza, damaged by high seas, has been reattached to aid starving Palestinians; around 2 million pounds of aid were delivered before the damage. Plans to resume aid deliveries and ramp up operations are underway.
Key Points
Around 2 million pounds of aid delivered before damage
Plans to ramp up operations to deliver 1 million pounds of food and supplies every two days
Aid airdrops to resume soon
Concerns about possible famine in northern Gaza
Pros
Delivery of crucial aid to starving Palestinians
Efforts to prevent famine in Gaza
Cons
Damage to the pier due to high seas
Some aid failed to reach intended destinations due to civilian interference