Netanyahu’s reaction to the killing of aid workers: It happens in war!

Netanyahu described the attack in the Gaza Strip that killed seven workers of the “Global Central Kitchen” as “sad” but tried to play down its significance.

He said in this statement: “Unfortunately, a tragic incident happened yesterday when our forces shot innocent people in the Gaza Strip unintentionally.”

The Prime Minister of Israel tried to reduce its importance by stating that this happened in war.

He said: “This happens in war; We are conducting comprehensive investigations and are in contact with the governments. We will make every effort to prevent this from happening again.”

Yesterday, Israel attacked the car of the employees of the “Global Central Kitchen” and killed six members of this “totally foreign team” – in addition to the driver of the car, who was from Gaza.

Global Central Kitchen is an international charity organization founded by Spanish chef Jose Andres in 2010 following the Haiti earthquake and has since tried to provide food aid and hot meals to survivors after natural disasters.

This organization sent its first shipment of food from Cyprus to Gaza last March 22 (1402) and the second shipment was sent on April 11.

A team of this organization including six people and a driver from Gaza residents, after coordinating with the Israeli army, were going on a mission from the warehouse of this kitchen in Deir Balah (the center of the Gaza Strip), but the Israeli army destroyed their car and seven people including an American, an Englishman, a Canadian, an Irishman, a Pole, an Australian, and a driver from Gaza.

This organization called this attack a tragedy and suspended its activities in the Gaza Strip until further notice.

Source: Fars