Name: El chef de World Central Kitchen dice que los cooperantes fueron atacados deliberadamente
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Description: El célebre cocinero José Andrés declaró a Reuters en una emotiva entrevista que el ataque aéreo israelí que mató a siete de sus trabajadores humanitarios de World Central Kitchen en Gaza había sido deliberado, y rechazó las afirmaciones israelíes y estadounidenses de que había sido un error.

El célebre cocinero José Andrés declaró a Reuters en una emotiva entrevista que el ataque aéreo israelí que mató a siete de sus trabajadores humanitarios de World Central Kitchen en Gaza había sido deliberado, y rechazó las afirmaciones israelíes y estadounidenses de que había sido un error.

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Celebrity chef Jose Andres, in an interview with Reuters, voiced a deeply emotional accusation regarding a recent Israeli airstrike in Gaza. He claimed that this attack, which led to the death of seven World Central Kitchen aid workers, was not accidental but intentional. Andres strongly refutes the claims made by Israeli and U.S. officials asserting that the airstrike was a mistake, suggesting a deliberate targeting of humanitarian workers.



El chef de World Central Kitchen dice que los cooperantes fueron atacados deliberadamente

Fueron atacados sistemáticamente, coche por coche. El célebre chef José Andrés dijo a Reuters en una emotiva entrevista el miércoles que el El ataque aéreo israelí que mató a siete de sus trabajadores humanitarios de World Central Kitchen en Gaza y rechazó las afirmaciones israelíes y estadounidenses de que se trató de un ataque deliberado. error. Esto no fue sólo una situación de mala suerte donde, oops, dejamos caer la bomba en el lugar equivocado o no. Esto fue sobre 1.5, 1.8 kilómetros con un convoy humanitario muy definido que tenía señales en la parte superior, en el techo, un logotipo muy colorido del que obviamente estamos muy orgullosos, pero que deja muy claro quiénes somos y qué hacemos. Andrés dijo que su grupo de caridad tenía una clara comunicación con los militares israelíes, lo que dijo que era del convoy, y pidió que el gobierno de EE.UU. investigue el caso. y los países de origen de todos los trabajadores humanitarios que murieron en el ataque. Si nos han atacado de esta manera, tengo que entender que no ha sido con saña. Necesito entender que esto no fue por alguien que está por encima de la ley y el orden que decidió utilizar para matarnos porque, no sé, tal vez porque hice un tweet que fue muy fuerte contra el Presidente Netanyahu. No lo sé. Obviamente, por eso necesitamos tener una investigación que sea neutral y esté por encima de FDI. Pero lo que sé es que fuimos atacados deliberadamente, sin parar hasta que todos murieron en este convoy. Los trabajadores humanitarios murieron cuando su convoy fue atacado poco después de que supervisaran la descarga... de 100 toneladas de alimentos llevados a Gaza por mar. Los militares israelíes expresaron, cito, su profunda tristeza por el incidente, y el primer ministro Benjamin Netanyahu lo calificó de involuntario. Un funcionario estadounidense dijo que el presidente Joe Biden, que habló con Andreas el martes, hablará por teléfono con Netanyahu el jueves. La Casa Blanca ha descrito a Biden como indignado por el ataque, pero el presidente ha hecho ningún cambio fundamental en el apoyo a Israel en su guerra en Gaza. Mientras tanto, el Departamento de Estado dijo que EE.UU. quiere una rápida investigación israelí sobre la incidente. Aquí está el portavoz del Departamento de Estado, Matthew Miller. Realmente no importa cómo cometieron el error. Al final del día, tienes siete trabajadores humanitarios muertos que estaban allí tratando de entregar ayuda humanitaria. Así que sea cual sea la razón que llevó a esta tragedia, sea cual sea el error que ocurrió dentro del IDF, es inaceptable. Andreas dijo que su organización seguía estudiando la situación de seguridad en Gaza mientras considera reanudar las entregas de ayuda. También condenó la guerra en Gaza en su conjunto, señalando que al menos 196 trabajadores humanitarios han sido asesinados allí desde octubre. Según las Naciones Unidas.

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