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US pier constructed off Gaza has broken apart - Vimarsana News

US pier constructed off Gaza has broken apart

The temporary pier constructed by the US military to transport aid into Gaza broke apart and sustained damage in heavy seas on Tuesday in a major blow to the American-led effort to create a maritime corridor for humanitarian supplies into the war-torn enclave, the Pentagon said.

US-built aid pier in Gaza will need to be removed after damage from rough seas - Vimarsana News

US-built aid pier in Gaza will need to be removed after damage from rough seas

The pier will be repaired in the southern Israeli city of Ashdod

Handling of Larnaca port on track following CPA takeover - Vimarsana News

Handling of Larnaca port on track following CPA takeover

The humanitarian ship bound for Gaza which was being loaded in Larnaca will remain on standby outside the port following news on Wednesday that part of the temporary US-built pier broke off due to inclement weather. Pentagon spokesperson Sabrina Singh announced on Tuesday that a portion of the pier had…

Gaza humanitarian aid halted after weather damages US military pier - Vimarsana News

Gaza humanitarian aid halted after weather damages US military pier

A U.S. military-built pier off Gaza's coast is being temporarily removed after a part of the structure broke off, the Pentagon said, in the latest blow to efforts to deliver humanitarian aid to Palestinians. The pier was announced by U.S. President Joe Biden in March and involved the military assembling…

Scribe writes largest mezuzah for private home in Israel - Vimarsana News

Scribe writes largest mezuzah for private home in Israel

"Writing the mezuzah took at least 6-7 hours," said Rabbi Meir Peretz.