Israeli airstrike kills foreign aid workers delivering supplies

The Israeli army is investigating the incident, according to reports quoted by the Al-Dazra station.

The foreign workers belonged to the charity company World Central Kitchen (WCK), which, together with the English non-governmental organization Open Arms, organizes the delivery of humanitarian supplies to the Gaza Strip along the northern corridor from Cyprus.

Around 330 tons of aid was delivered by the organization to Psma Gaza on Saturday. According to the AP agency, the workers immediately deployed aid and were equipped with protective clothing with the logo of the charity organization when the airstrike hit them.

The Israeli Army (IDF) will conduct a thorough investigation…to understand the circumstances of this tragic incident, stand by. The IDF has expended considerable force to enable the safe delivery of humanitarian aid, and has already cooperated with the WCK, the Israeli army said

Humanitarian workers and civilians should never become targets, WCK said in a statement, calling the incident a tragedy. ir Prohlen intended to publish, and more information will be available as soon as it becomes available, via the British station Sky News.

According to research by Aid Worker Security Database, around 200 humanitarian workers have died since the arrest of the current wolf in the Gaza Strip.

The conflict with the arrest of the young woman was fueled by the terrorist movements of the Palestinian movement Hamas and allied organizations in other Israel, which prompted Tel Aviv to launch a ground offensive in the Gaza Strip with the aim of eliminating Hamas.

As of Monday, the fighting claimed the lives of 32,845 Palestinians, half of them civilians, according to a regular Palestinian statement. According to Israel, 13,000 female Hamsa fighters and 600 Israeli soldiers were killed.