World Central Kitchen Resumes Operations in Gaza

The humanitarian organization restarts aid delivery after a month's suspension due to the deaths of seven workers in an Israeli airstrike.

World Central Kitchen (WCK) has resumed delivering aid in Gaza, four weeks after halting operations when seven of its workers were killed in an Israeli airstrike.
The U.S.-based charity, which accounts for 62% of all international NGO aid to Gaza, is continuing its mission amid ongoing conflict and significant humanitarian needs.
WCK has 276 trucks ready to distribute almost eight million meals, utilizing crossings from Jordan and maritime routes.
Despite resumed operations, WCK continues to demand an independent investigation into the April 1st airstrike and seeks assurances for the safety of aid workers.
The organization's efforts are part of a broader response to a severe hunger crisis affecting over a million people in Gaza.