The port, controversial from the start, has been running for less than 25 days. Numerous agents have denounced that this is a “measure of distraction”.
The “humanitarian port” built by the United States. United States In Gaza, it's gone as it did. According to Al Yazira, US military personnel have terminated the port allegedly built for the entry of humanitarian aid, which has hardly been used. It was launched at the end of May, but it had to be withdrawn to fix it almost without entering, and since then it has been stopped several times.
The US military authorities have said that the port "has met its target". There is a terrible famine in Gaza as a result of Israeli destruction and blockade, and 96 per cent of the population has problems obtaining food. 20% suffer "extreme and deadly hunger," according to UN studies, which point to depression in Libya. However, the U.S. military chief, Brad Cooper, has assured that "there are no more needs" for the port to be used.
Organisations distributing humanitarian aid in Gaza, such as Oxfam, have denounced that the port has been "an expensive distraction" and that the United States must put pressure on Israel to improve the situation, in addition to cutting the genocide, to open the way to Gaza by land. The Zionists keep virtually all access to the Gaza Strip, which generates "intentionally" famine, according to several sources consulted.
Port for military purposes
In the early days of June, the Zionist Army carried out a bloody operation in the Nuseirat refugee camp. Nearly 300 Palestinians were killed and four Israeli hostages released. In that operation, the Zionists entered the port of the United States camouflaging in humanitarian aid trucks. The former hostages were also evacuated from the area, according to sources reported by the Foral Police.
Since Joe Biden announced his intention to build the port, several agents were concerned that it would not be a further step in the occupation of Gaza. Many referred to the possibility of stealing natural resources near the coast of Gaza, as well as the possibility of using them for military operations.
