Israel Slaughters 7 Humanitarian Aid Workers in Gaza, Netanyahu Lightly Answers Accidentally

TEL AVIV – Israeli Prime Minister (PM) Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday that the Israeli airstrike that killed seven people working for celebrity chef Jose Andres’ World Central Kitchen Charity (WCK) in Gaza was accidental and “tragic”.

According to Netanyahu, the military promised to conduct an independent investigation.

The Israeli military confirmed a deadly attack on a WCK convoy that killed Australian, British and Polish citizens, as well as Palestinians and dual citizens of the United States and Canada.

WCK said they traveled in two armored cars bearing the Charity’s logo and other vehicles.

The military expressed its “sincere sorrow” and promised an independent investigation into the incident.

The Israeli colonial regime’s barbaric attacks drew widespread condemnation and increased pressure to take steps to alleviate the humanitarian disaster situation in Gaza.

“Unfortunately, in recent days there have been tragic events in which our troops accidentally injured non-combatants in the Gaza Strip,” Netanyahu said in a video statement.

“This happens in war. We are conducting a thorough investigation and are in contact with the government. “We will do everything to prevent a recurrence,” said Netanyahu, who is known by many as the Butcher of Gaza.

Israel has long denied accusations it is blocking the distribution of much-needed food aid in Gaza, which has been besieged by Zionist forces since October.