Staff Reports
President Joe Biden’s controversial pier for the Gaza Strip has been fixed and is now up and running again after experiencing difficulties. The pier, which was initially announced during Biden’s State of the Union address as a “humanitarian” effort, is intended to deliver much-needed aid to the people of Gaza.
However, recent reports have revealed that all the aid from the pier had been stolen by Hamas terrorists, exacerbating the ongoing conflict in the region. The Pentagon has expressed concerns that the aid may not be reaching the intended recipients in Gaza.
Senior U.S. Defense Officials have assessed that the Army’s JLOTS Temporary-Floating Pier for Humanitarian Aid off the Coast of the Gaza Strip, which is reported to have Costed between $230 and $320 Million, will require at least $22 Million in Repairs before it is Returned to… pic.twitter.com/iHbA87ktwo
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Additionally, it has come to light that the construction and repair costs for the pier have been a significant burden on American taxpayers. The initial construction of the pier was reported to be $400 million, and now it is estimated that the repairs will require at least $22 million.
Critics have condemned the project as a costly and ineffective endeavor, claiming that it serves as a political stunt to gain support and undermine Israel. They argue that the pier not only wastes taxpayer dollars but also puts the lives of US servicemembers in danger.
Overall, the renewed operation of the Gaza pier has sparked outrage and criticism, with many questioning the wisdom and efficacy of the Biden administration’s foreign policy decisions.
