US EditionCyprus says aid ships have turned back from Gaza with some 240 tons of undelivered aid after strike
- World Central Kitchen announced a pause in operations in Gaza following a strike.
- 7 aid workers were killed by the IDF, sparking outrage and investigations.
- The aid workers were remembered for their bravery and selflessness, with one being a former marine.
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World Central Kitchen Demands Independent Probe After Israel Kills Aid Workers
World Central Kitchen, the international aid group known for providing food to areas ravaged by natural and humanitarian disasters, has called for an independent investigation into Israel’s airstrikes on its aid workers in Gaza, which killed seven. In a statement released Thursday, WCK wrote that they have “asked the governments of Australia, Canada, the United States of America, Poland, and the United Kingdom to join us in demanding an inde…
A ship with undelivered relief supplies destined for the Gaza Strip has arrived in Larnaca on Cyprus.
Who were the World Central Kitchen workers killed in Israel’s strike in Gaza?
By Robert Picheta, CNN (CNN) — The non-profit World Central Kitchen (WCK) has named its seven aid workers who were killed in an Israeli military strike in Gaza on Monday, praising their “beautiful souls,” as international condemnation over the incident grows. A dual US-Canada national, a Palestinian, three Brits, an Australian, and a Pole were killed when an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) strike hit a returning WCK convoy. “These are the heroes of …
A food-carrying ship convoy returned to Cyprus on Wednesday after seven World Central Kitchen (WCK) employees were killed in an Israeli raid on Monday evening, Reuters reports.
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