US EditionIsrael says it kills 5 militants posing as U.S. charity personnel
The Israeli Defense Forces killed five militants disguised as World Central Kitchen aid workers who posed a threat near Israeli troops, confirmed by both the IDF and WCK officials.
- Last week, the Israel Defense Forces conducted an airstrike on five armed militants near an IDF post in Gaza who were disguised as humanitarian workers using a vehicle bearing the World Central Kitchen logo without any affiliation to the organization.
- This strike followed real-time verification with World Central Kitchen that the militants and vehicle bearing WCK logos were unaffiliated and that the vehicle was a fake.
- The militants exploited the trusted status of aid organizations by wearing yellow vests and using the charity's emblem to conceal their armed activity and avoid targeting.
- The United Nations warned that malnutrition in Gaza has spiked with over 300,000 children at severe risk, while Israel denies widespread starvation is occurring.
- The incident highlights challenges protecting humanitarian operations amid ongoing conflict that has displaced Gaza's population and driven the territory toward famine.
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Israel Strikes Terrorists Posing as Aid Workers
Israel launched an airstrike in Gaza that eliminated armed militants masquerading as humanitarian aid workers, a move that critics warn endangers genuine relief efforts. A report details that Israeli forces targeted a vehicle bearing a forged World Central Kitchen (WCK) emblem driven by five armed terrorists. The group wore yellow vests and cynically appropriated humanitarian branding to evade detection. The IDF confirmed with WCK that the vehic…
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