Here we are, and we'll come back tomorrow and the
day after until you are OK a pledge to feed
those in crisis around the world,
including in Gaza. Hey, this is Amy and Shepherd.
The day we're at the deal of a Laugh Kitchen,
this video taken from the World Central Kitchens operations in
the besieged Palestinian territory.
The woman on the left,
one of seven victims in a fatal Israeli airstrike.
World Central Kitchen is based out of this office building
here in Washington,
DC They declined our request for an interview on Tuesday.
But provided a statement. Saying they are heartbroken and appalled
by the airstrike,
the team of Wall Central Kitchen this morning were able
to deliver 8 tracks.
The charity was founded by celebrity chef Jose Andreas,
who posted on social media that the Israeli government needs
to stop indiscriminate killing and stop using food as a
weapon.
President Biden called Andreas to share his condolences,
but the White House says Israel has not crossed the
red line.
The more violent it gets for humanitarian aid workers,
the less likely it is that they're going to be
willing to take those risks.
It's more likely that the people of Gaza are going
to just suffer all the more.
This incident is different because it's come after many warnings.
the United States has said from the beginning how you
fight this matters.
Middle East analyst Laura Blumenfeld doesn't believe the US will
pull its support for Israel's offensive over the fatal strike,
but says it could be close to doing so.
Benjamin Netanyahu's ran on being Mr.
Security. Part of being keeping people secure is being smart.
Not only strong, but smart.
This just looks stupid. U.S.
officials are headed to the Middle East this week,
where the world will now watch and see if Monday
night's strike marks a defining moment.
In the Conflict, Joel Senec,
Global News, Washington.