'When something like this happens, it makes us question all of our security measures that are in place.' - Team Leader for Save the Children’s Gaza Response

‘When something like this happens, it makes us question all of our security measures that are in place.’ – Team Leader for Save the Children’s Gaza Response

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Team Leader for Save the Children’s Gaza Response on the tragic loss of seven aid workers

In a recent development, a ship operated by World Central Kitchen, carrying food supplies destined for Gaza, was compelled to make a return journey to Cyprus following the tragic loss of seven aid workers, who were casualties of Israeli airstrikes in central Gaza.

To delve into the ramifications of this incident on humanitarian efforts, Karyn Beattie, the team leader for Save the Children in Gaza, engaged in a discussion with Andrea Mitchell. They explored the complexities that the deaths of aid workers introduce to the critical task of delivering essential aid to Palestinian communities in need.

Karyn Beattie discussed the incident’s impact on international NGOs with Charlotte Hawkins and Richard Madeley on Good Morning Britain.

‘When something like this happens, it makes us question all of our security measures that are in place.’

Team Leader for Save the Children’s Gaza Response, Karyn Beattie tells @CharlotteHawkns and @richardm56 about the impact the Israeli air strike that killed aid workers has… pic.twitter.com/3mRl7NUBPw

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‘When something like this happens, it makes us question all of our security measures that are in place.’ – Team Leader for Save the Children’s Gaza Response

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