World Central Kitchen Workers Commemorated at National Cathedral

Seven aid workers killed in Gaza by Israeli airstrikes were honored in a Washington D.C. memorial service, attended by high-profile figures and marked by calls for accountability.

José Andrés, founder of World Central Kitchen, memorialized the seven employees killed in Gaza, emphasizing their humanitarian spirit and the injustice of their deaths.
A high-profile memorial service at the National Cathedral featured speeches, prayers, and performances, reflecting the global impact of the tragedy.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu acknowledged the airstrike as a tragic mistake, while international demands for a thorough investigation and accountability grow.
President Biden and other U.S. officials expressed outrage and condolences, underscoring the need for protection of humanitarian workers in conflict zones.
World Central Kitchen has paused its operations in Gaza, citing the need for a credible investigation and the safety of their workers.