By Kol Haolam

The pier President Biden ordered built in Gaza to deliver aid to the allegedly hungry Gazans has broken apart in the winds, with two of the ships unloading shifting northward and ending up in Ashdod.

Israelis in Ashdod did not loot the ships as Hamas overlords in Gaza did, but the US navy requested assistance from the Israeli navy to retrieve their ships. Altogether, four vessels broke away from the floating pier that was just installed two weeks ago. The army’s Central Command said that no U.S. military personnel have entered Gaza, there were no injuries during the incident and the pier “remains fully functional.”

In just one day — Shabbos — almost 75% of the aid transported through Biden’s $320 million pier was stolen by Hamas as it was trucked to a U.N. warehouse. Of the 16 trucks, only five made it to the destination. A Channel 12 report revealed that the terrorist organization has made at least $500 million in profit off humanitarian aid since the start of the war on Oct. 7.

Meanwhile, a study by six senior Israeli health and medical academics has determined that there is no starvation in Gaza. Based on the amount of food shipments delivered into the Gaza Strip from January to April, they concluded that “the amount of food delivered per capita should be sufficient for the entire Gazan population.”