UK Considers Deploying Troops to Gaza for Aid Delivery

British forces may assist in transporting humanitarian aid via a new sea route as famine looms in Gaza.

The US is constructing a temporary pier in Gaza to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid, with operations expected to begin in early May.
British troops might be tasked with driving aid trucks from the pier to the shore, although no final decision has been made.
Security concerns persist as a recent mortar attack near the planned distribution area highlighted the risks involved.
The pier is designed to handle up to 150 truckloads of aid per day once fully operational.
International criticism focuses on Israel for delays in aid entry into Gaza, where a significant portion of the population faces starvation.