World Central Kitchen founder Chef Jose Andres says the Israeli drone strike on his workers was intentional. Seven workers were killed on Monday in Gaza after they delivered a hundred pounds of food to a warehouse. Andres says his team communicated with the Israeli government and notified them of every step they made.
They rode in a convoy with clearly marked vehicles. Footage of the damage shows the brightly-colored logos and high-visibility vests still intact, although the cars were destroyed. The official word from the Israeli government is that the strike was a mistake. Andres says the strike can’t be a mistake because there were multiple attacks over quite a long distance until everyone in the convoy was dead.
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Israeli military likely knew identities of aid workers killed in charity convoy, humanitarian groups say | Israel-Gaza war | The Guardian
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Israel had so much information on aid convoy it blew up they ‘probably even knew the NAMES of the people in the cars’: Damning claim from British Army major as former MI6 chief condemns ‘reckless’ strike | Daily Mail Online
CBS News on X: “Chef José Andrés said the 7 aid workers killed by an Israeli airstrike were “targeted deliberately,” and he believes the conflict in Gaza is “not a war against terrorism anymore” and instead, it’s a “war against humanity itself.” Israel blamed the strike on “misidentification.” https://t.co/wIP1NqXEia” / X
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Israel’s military chief says ‘misidentification’ led to strikes that killed aid workers – YouTube
