How the US-built floating dock will be installed on Gaza’s coastline

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How the US-built floating dock will be installed on Gaza’s coastline
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It is rare for the United States to try to provide such services for people who are being bombed with tacit US support.

The United States has a history of using its military to get food, water and other humanitarian relief to civilians during wars or natural disasters. The walls of the Pentagon are decorated with photographs of such operations in Haiti, Liberia, Indonesia and countless other countries.

Nonetheless, senior Biden officials said, the United States will continue to provide Israel with the munitions it is using in Gaza, while trying to deliver humanitarian aid to Palestinians under bombardment there.For decades the Army Corps of Engineers, using combat engineers, has built floating docks for troops to cross rivers, unload supplies and conduct other military operations. Major General Patrick S.

After the ship arrives offshore, it will take about 7-10 days to assemble the floating dock and the causeway, a Defence Department official said. On Thursday, Sigrid Kaag, the U.N. humanitarian and reconstruction coordinator for Gaza, welcomed the Biden announcement. But, speaking with reporters after briefing the Security Council, she added, “At the same time I cannot but repeat: Air and sea is not a substitute for land, and nobody says otherwise.”

While the temporary port will initially be military-run, Washington envisions it eventually being commercially operated, the official said.

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