Wck in a sentence

The WCK global case comes to mind again—the Israeli military admitted that they erred, claiming that they depended on images that were blurred to conclude there was an armed man with the WCK convoy.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese demanded “full accountability” for the death of Australian WCK worker identified as Lalzawmi “Zomi” Frankcom.

A vehicle with the logo of the World Central Kitchen (WCK) is seen on Tuesday after it was hit by an Israeli airstrike in Deir al Balah, in Gaza.

But Biden has emphasised the attack -- which hit WCK-branded vehicles after the organisation said it had coordinated movements with Israeli forces -- was not a "stand-alone incident".

However, we felt this step was necessary to protect our team and operations,” WCK said in a statement.

In April, seven WCK workers, including three British security staff, were killed in an Israeli strike on an aid convoy, prompting widespread condemnation and a temporary halt to the charity’s operations.

In a statement on Sunday, WCK CEO Erin Gore said: "The humanitarian situation in Gaza remains dire.

Lt. Gen. Halevi revealed a probe has been launched into the incident in the coming days and said the conclusions of the independent investigation would be implemented immediately and shared with WCK and other 'relevant' international organisations.

Rescue teams that arrived at the scene and removed the WCK staffers’ bodies from the wreckage displayed the passports of those killed, identifying Zomi Frankcom of Australia, Damian Sobol of Poland, and other victims of the Israeli strike.

The agency said the aid workers killed were Palestinian employees of World Central Kitchen (WCK).

The group were travelling in two armoured cars, clearly marked with the WCK logo, were targeted as they left a warehouse in Deir al-Balah after delivering food aid to northern Gaza from a shipment that arrived hours earlier.

The Israel Defense Forces later said that 115 tons of food and water from the barge were offloaded to 12 trucks, which were to be distributed in northern Gaza by WCK.

The Israeli army (IDF) had already acknowledged that the seven WCK employees were killed in an air strike but the unusually swift investigation underlined the impact the incident has had on world public opinion.

The Israeli military confirmed that a Palestinian employee of WCK was killed in a strike, accusing the worker of being a "terrorist" who "infiltrated Israel and took part in the murderous October 7 massacre" last year.

The WCK aid workers had been distributing aid supplies to civilians in the north that day and were returning to Rafah when the airstrike hit them.

Two officers of the Israel Defense Forces – a colonel and a major – are to be dismissed over the attack on vehicles belonging to World Central Kitchen (WCK).

WCK has provided 12% of the 193,000 tonnes of aid from international organisations that had reached Gaza since October, according to data from Cogat, the Israeli defence ministry body tasked with co-ordinating deliveries.

WCK is known for coordinating emergency food relief in disaster zones around the world.

WCK said those killed also included a dual US-Canadian citizen.

WCK's founder, celebrity chef José Andrés, (formerly Twitter) that all the food aid from the barge had been loaded into 12 lorries.