World Central Kitchen Delivers Hope Amidst Crisis in Gaza
World Central Kitchen has provided over 50 million meals in Gaza following the suspension of operations in April due to an Israeli strike that killed seven workers. The organization operates two main kitchens and 65 community kitchens in Gaza, aiming to expand further, said John Torpey, Middle East activation manager.
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World Central Kitchen has delivered more than 50 million meals in Gaza, the aid group said on Tuesday, after suspending operations in April when seven of its workers were killed by an Israeli strike.
The aid group said it now has two main kitchens in operation in Gaza, and another 65 community kitchens spread throughout the small seaside enclave. "We're always looking to expand as much as possible," John Torpey, the group's Middle East activation manager, said.
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