Gaza Residents Starving as US-Built Aid Pier is Scrapped

The US-built aid pier in Gaza, which was originally constructed to deliver much-needed aid to the strip, is set to be dismantled by the Pentagon. This decision comes amidst ongoing controversy surrounding the pier’s existence, as parts of Gaza continue to face starvation and humanitarian crisis.

Al Jazeera’s Shihab Rattansi reports on the significant development, shedding light on the impact that the dismantling of the pier could have on the already dire situation in Gaza. With food insecurity and lack of access to basic necessities continuing to plague the region, the removal of this vital aid infrastructure raises concerns about the well-being of Gaza’s inhabitants.

As tensions in the region escalate and the humanitarian crisis deepens, the future remains uncertain for those living in Gaza. The decision to dismantle the aid pier underscores the urgent need for international assistance and support to address the ongoing plight of the people in Gaza.