U.S. Aid to Gaza Faces Setbacks Amid Pier Damage and Weather Challenges

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The U.S. military has suspended aid deliveries to Gaza by sea after bad weather damaged a temporary pier system. Repairs are expected to take about a week. The pier, operational for just two weeks, was designed to deliver up to 150 trucks' worth of aid daily. The incident follows recent criticism of alternative aid delivery methods and comes amid heightened scrutiny of Israeli and Hamas leaders by the International Criminal Court.
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