Founder of the “World Central Kitchen” organization José Andres has confirmed that the Zionist attack that led to the killing of seven aid workers in Gaza targeted them “systematically, car after car.”
Reuters news agency quoted Andres as saying the “Global Central Kitchen” charitable group that he founded was in clear contact with the Zionist army, which it said was aware of the movements of its relief workers.
This was not just bad luck. Unfortunately, we dropped the bomb in the wrong place. Even if we were not coordinating with the Zionist forces, no democratic country or army could target civilians and humanitarian workers, Andres said.
Andres added there may have been more than three strikes against the aid convoy, pointing out that he was supposed to be in Gaza with his team, but for various reasons “he was unable to return again to Gaza.”
The World Central Kitchen founder, who spoke to President Joe Biden on Tuesday, pressed the United States to do more to stop the war.
He said “The United States must do more to inform Prime Minister Netanyahu that this war must end now,” adding his organization is still studying the security situation in Gaza as it considers starting aid deliveries again.
