A $320 million temporary floating dock built by the U.S. in Gaza collapsed after just seven days, drawing global criticism and memes from frustrated American netizens. The Biden administration had promoted the structure as a lifeline to boost humanitarian aid to the region—but its rapid disintegration has left many questioning if it was more about optics than action 🌊.
Dubbed a 'Jerry-built Jetty' by critics, the dock’s failure has become a Netflix-worthy plot twist. Imagine spending Avengers-level cash on a project that sinks faster than a TikTok trend? 💥 U.S. social media users roasted the effort, with one calling it 'humanitarian theater.'
While officials claim the dock faced 'unexpected weather conditions,' experts argue the design prioritized speed over sustainability. The incident adds fuel to debates about foreign aid accountability—and whether flashy projects can replace long-term solutions 🛠️.
