Biden: Israel has ‘not done enough’ to protect aid workers, civilians

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Biden ‘outraged’ by Israeli airstrike that killed World Central Kitchen aid workers

President says Israel ‘has not done enough’ to protect aid workers or civilians

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"Outraged": US Slams Israeli Strike That Killed Aid Workers In Gaza

The White House said on Tuesday it was "outraged" by an Israeli airstrike in Gaza that killed seven people working for World Central Kitchen (WCK), and that President Joe Biden called the charity aid group's founder to share his condolences.

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Biden's Harshest Criticism Of Israel After Deadly Aid Convoy Strike; '...Simply Shouldn't Happen'

Israel is facing global condemnation after the airstrike in Gaza on World Central Kitchen's aid convoy that killed 7 of its workers. U.S. President Joe Biden was among UK PM Rishi Sunak and Australian PM Anthony Albanese, who launched the harshest criticism of Israel. Biden said that he was outraged and that Israel had not done enough to protect humanitarian aid workers in Gaza. He added that such incidents simply shouldn't happen. Watch for mor…

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Deaths of World Central Kitchen workers touches off fury inside Biden White House

An Israeli strike in Gaza that killed seven aid workers for the non-profit World Central Kitchen has touched off fury and indignation inside the White House, prompting President Joe Biden on Tuesday to release a public statement using a word he has rarely invoked over the course of conflict that has been filled with endless tragedy: “Outraged.”