On Tuesday, aid organizations worldwide expressed sorrow over the tragic killing of seven World Central Kitchen workers in Gaza. The director of the World Food Programme in Palestine, Matthew Hollingworth, lauded the invaluable work of these aid workers in providing life-saving food assistance to nearly half of Gaza's population facing imminent famine. He emphasized the bravery and dedication of these aid workers who face significant risks daily in their humanitarian efforts.
Open Arms, a non-profit rescue organization, also mourned the loss of the aid workers, describing it as irreparable human losses. The organization highlighted the challenging environment in Gaza, where hunger is used as a weapon of war, and where humanitarian workers are now being targeted.
