Who could have possibly anticipated that the $320,000,000 Army dock.....

 
From: "Terry Lodge tjlodge50@PROTECTED [Northwest Ohio Peace Coalition]" <peacelist@PROTECTED>
In-Reply-To: (no subject)
Date: May 25th 2024
. . . .  would come apart in rough seas and even vessels pulling it back together wouldn't be able to control it? What a bargain! Beats hell out of doing the simple approach to delivering aid to dying Palestinians by ordering the Israelis to allow aid to be delivered or face severe consequences, don't it?

U.S. Army vessels helping deliver aid to Gaza break free amid rough seas, and other news.




  • Four U.S. Army vessels broke free of their moorings off the coast of Gaza on Saturday amid rough seas, the Pentagon said in a statement. Two of them were beached on the coast of Israel, near Ashkelon, and were being recovered with the help of the Israeli military. The other two were anchored on the beach near the temporary pier built by the U.S. military to help deliver aid to Palestinians in the war-torn enclave. The pier was still fully functional, the Pentagon said. The episode was the latest hiccup in the U.S. effort, which has struggled to increase the amount of aid getting into Gaza.


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