Derrick Van Orden says the deaths of seven World Central Kitchen are the fault of Hamas.
by the Israel Defense Forces. Following the deaths, the World Central Kitchen paused operations in the area and Israeli Prime Minister, defended the Jewish state, arguing that war is not a “precise science” and that people who “you do not intend to get killed” will die.
The World Central Kitchen team’s movements had been coordinated with the IDF, and the team was “traveling in a deconflicted zone in two armored cars branded with the WCK logo and a soft skin vehicle,” according to a statement from the organization. The workers were Australian, Polish, British, Palestinian, and a dual United States-Canadian citizen.
The Wisconsin congressman also slammed the Biden administration for what he perceives is walking back on promises to support Israel. Biden has recently taken a harder line on the war, calling for a ceasefire conditioned on the release of Israeli hostages at the beginning of last month. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer also ruffled feathers among the GOP after he called for new elections in Israel.
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