A Pentagon spokesman said bad weather had made it impossible to install a new floating pier and causeway.
Author: Gaya Gupta
U.S. Intercepts Dozens of Iranian Drones and Missiles Aimed at Israel
Britain’s defense secretary said British jets were prepared to intercept Iranian attacks. France and Germany expressed support.
7 Aid Workers Killed in Gaza Were Known for a Passion for Helping Others
Gaza has been the deadliest place for aid workers since the Oct. 7 attacks.
Second Boat Carrying Aid to Gaza Departs Cyprus
World Central Kitchen, the charity founded by the chef José Andrés, said barges were carrying almost 400 tons of rice, pasta, flour, canned vegetables and proteins.
Severe Malnutrition in Young Children in Gaza Is Rising Fast, UNICEF Says
Experts have been alarmed by not only the number of children suffering from malnutrition, but how quickly their health is deteriorating.
Netanyahu Proceeds With Plans for Rafah Ground Invasion, Rejecting Cease-Fire Deal
The Israeli prime minister rejected the latest cease-fire deal proposed by Hamas, but signaled he was open to more talks.
U.S.-Israeli Citizen Itay Chen Was Killed in Oct. 7 Attack, Parents Say
Ruby and Hagit Chen said that they expected the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and President Biden to do “everything in their power” to bring Itay’s remains and the hostages home.
The U.N. Says Gaza Is Close to Famine. What Does That Mean?
Several criteria, including acute malnutrition in at least 30 percent of children, go into determining that a famine exists. It is not clear who has the authority to officially declare a famine in Gaza.