British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak discussed the deaths of humanitarian workers in Gaza over the phone with his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu. The British Prime Minister insists on a "thorough and transparent independent investigation". This was reported by BREAKING NEWS, citing a statement by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's office, UNN reported.
He (Sunak - ed.) said he was appalled by the killing of humanitarian workers, including three British citizens, in an air strike in the Gaza Strip yesterday and demanded a thorough and transparent independent investigation into what happened."
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According to the newspaper, during this conversation, the British Prime Minister noted that "too many humanitarian workers and ordinary civilians have died in Gaza, and the situation is becoming increasingly unbearable.
Al Jazeera: four foreigners killed in Gaza shelling02.04.24, 05:40
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Today, April 2, Israel announcedthat it is opening a situation center to coordinate the distribution of aid to victims in Gaza following a deadly attack on a WCK humanitarian convoy.
7 volunteers of the humanitarian mission of the World Central Kitchen (WCK) were killed when their convoy was attacked shortly after they were watching the unloading of 100 tons of food delivered to Gaza by sea.