US expected to soon resume delivery of aid through Gaza pier ...Middle East

The U.S. will resume the delivery of humanitarian aid through the Gaza pier in the coming days after bad weather damaged the causeway and halted operations. Vice Adm. Brad Cooper, deputy commander of U.S. Central Command, said the causeway, the section that connections to the beach in Gaza, has been rebuilt and reconnected, allowing aid deliveries to resume. Cooper told reporters they were "moving with a sense of urgency" to reopen the port. "In the last week, there generally have only been two crossings that are opening, so now we are enabling a third crossing, or a third entry point into Gaza," he said. "So we want to seize this opportunity and get the aid to the peo

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