"EU and U.S. Launch Gaza Aid Corridor Amid Rising Tensions"
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The U.S. and Europe plan to supply aid to the Gaza Strip by sea and air, but relief organizations argue that this is not enough and urge for more supplies to be allowed in through land routes. A recent airdrop of aid reportedly resulted in the deaths of five Palestinians. President Biden announced a military plan to build a floating pier to increase aid delivery, but this project will take at least 30 to 60 days to complete, raising concerns about addressing the critical food shortage in Gaza.
- Europe and U.S. Plan to Supply Gaza by Sea, but Aid Groups Say It's Not Enough The New York Times
- Gaza Authorities Say Airdropped Aid Accident Kills 5: Israel-Hamas Live Updates The New York Times
- EU opens maritime corridor in attempt to deliver more aid to Gaza ABC News
- Biden's fiery State of the Union address issues contrast with Trump The Associated Press
- Visiting Cyprus, EU chief says pilot ship to set sail Friday on aid corridor to Gaza The Times of Israel
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