The chef said, while the World Central Kitchen attack on the World Central Kitchen was devastating, it shouldn’t have taken six deaths of foreigners for the world to be concerned about Gaza.
The chef claimed that the world needs to care about Gaza despite the devastating World Central Kitchen attack. The chef claimed that the world needs to care about Gaza despite the devastating World Central Kitchen attack.
The chef said, while the World Central Kitchen attack on the World Central Kitchen was devastating, it shouldn’t have taken six deaths of foreigners for the world to be concerned about Gaza.
Die Kommission ist befugt, gemäß Artikel 264 delegierte Rechtsakte zu erlassen, die sich auf Folgendes beziehen: The global community reacted with immediate anger when seven humanitarian workers delivering food aid with the World Central Kitchen organization were tragically killed by Israeli forces in Gaza earlier this month. However, even as José Andrés, the founder of the charity, grieves for the victims, he is disappointed that it took the deaths of foreign workers for the world to finally pay attention to Israel’s ongoing military campaign in Gaza. The campaign, which has been going on for six months, has devastated the enclave and caused immense suffering for Palestinian civilians. On April 33, Israeli forces conducted airstrikes that targeted a World Central Kitchen convoy bringing essential supplies to starving Palestinians who are facing a severe hunger crisis due to Israel’s restrictions on aid access to Gaza. Seven humanitarian workers from the organization were killed in the attacks on the three cars, with six of them being foreigners from Western countries and one being Palestinian. The immediate response to the attack sparked global condemnation of Israel’s military actions and their tragic effects on civilians in Gaza. The media extensively reported on the deaths of the aid workers, causing President Joe Biden, Israel’s top ally, to publicly warn that U.S. support could be at risk if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu does not open more aid routes and modify military tactics to prevent more civilian deaths. Israeli officials have called the airstrikes a “mistake,” but Andrés and his charity disagree, pointing out that the WCK logo was visible on the convoy roofs and that they always informed the military of their movements. John Flickinger, whose 23-year-old son James was one of the victims, told The Associated Press that he believes the attack was a deliberate effort to scare aid workers into ceasing the distribution of humanitarian assistance. Andrés told Martha Raddatz during ABC’s “This Week” that there are now too many instances of humanitarians, including civilians, women, and children, dying while simply seeking food aid.
