This is CBS I on the World with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

Jonathan Shanser of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy who does a briefing Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,

or as often as they can press him into service for the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy is here to help me catch up on the

fleeting headlines in all directions.

The major story right now is the food for Gazans who are cut off and without adequate supplies we're told and the

security of Gaza is no better we're told and the truck convoys are inadequate

we're told the air drops inadequate leading to some

deaths we're told.

And now the presentation by the United States and it would require Israel cooperation, so I'm sure it's on board, to build a floating dock off of the Gaza Strip,

to provide up to 2 million meals per day to Gaza in a war zone.

Jonathan, a very good evening to you.

You and I have both been to Gaza.

This is a beautiful Mediterranean beach south of Tel Aviv, the rolling sand dunes, and then the constructions, Gaza City most notably,

Con Yunus or other concrete constructions, and then the tunnels which are the war fighting. My understanding of the

presentation is that it will take some days, some weeks to create a floating dock off of the

rolling ocean coming in, the waves coming in.

They're not big waves, but they do come in with the wind

and transport food to the beach and then distribute.

Well, that's as far as I go Jonathan please take me what happens when it gets to the beach because we have a headline now from London

That Hamas is threatening any Gazan who touches that food good evening to you

Good evening John. Yeah, this is an idea that was floated on the day of the State of the Union address last week, on Thursday, and we've been hearing about it ever since it appears that the US

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