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Israeli Colonel Defends Strike on World Central Kitchen Aid Workers

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Colonel Nochi Mendel, who ordered an Israeli drone strike that killed seven World Central Kitchen aid workers in Gaza, has said he is 'not sorry' for the attack. The strike occurred on April 1, 2024, killing workers from Palestine, Britain, Australia, Canada, and Poland. Mendel, who was removed from his post following the incident, blamed the aid organization for the deaths, claiming it had ties to Hamas, an allegation WCK rejected as 'false and outrageous'. The Israeli military initially called the attack a mistake but later cleared Mendel of criminal wrongdoing.

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