Do you think the involvement of the US military in constructing a pier for humanitarian aid in another country is a positive example of international aid or an overstep of boundaries?

It depends on whether or not the other country is an ally. If they need help, helping them is kind, but if they don't want our help than its an overstep of boundaries.

I dont think americans should get getting involved in things that really don't involve them. they're trying to look good for Isreal and help them out but now that they see the side that they're supporting is doing bad things toinnocent civilians they want to switch sides, being on both sides will definitely anger Isreal and start a war with us, not being involved is our best bet, not talking back to these stupid threats from isreal and russia is also our best bet, its just a bunch of immature leaders being bullies trying to scare each other into making the first move, its liter…  Read moreally like a big school round, Russia and Isreal sending texts and videos of threats saying its "on sight" but walking past America when they see them in the halls. This is how I see it and I think our best bet is to stay siiiiilentttt and worry about our own failing country. We might be doing good to other people but we have murders to deal with, homeless to deal with, education and healthcare to deal with and much much more. We don't have the time to be arguing with the same people for years that hasn't and probably will never do anything.

If the Gazan government asked for this aid, I believe that it is a positive example of international aid.

overstep of boundaries, we need to worry about our own economic crisis right now.