US-built aid pier in Gaza will reopen for a few days, then be removed permanently

The US military plans to remove a pier off the coast of Gaza next week. The pier, used for delivering aid, will be reconnected to clear remaining supplies in Cyprus. Once completed, the Army will dismantle the pier. The $230 million project faced delays due to rough seas.

What is the main purpose of the U.S. military pier off the coast of Gaza?

• To facilitate the delivery of aid to Gaza

• To act as a tourist attraction

• To monitor sea traffic

• To serve as a permanent military base

What is the immediate plan for the pier according to U.S. officials?

• To use it for military exercises

• To expand it for more aid storage

• To convert it into a commercial port

• To reconnect it for clearing aid from Cyprus

What will happen to the pier once all the aid has been delivered?

• It will be converted into a museum

• It will be left as it is

• It will be expanded

• It will be dismantled

What was the main reason for the delays in the $230 million project?

• Political disagreements

• Lack of funding

• Rough seas

• Technical issues

How much was the project to aid Gaza estimated to cost?

• $230 million

• $150 million

• $300 million

• $100 million