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TEL AVIV — The parents of a U.S.-Canadian aid worker killed in Israeli strikes on a World Central Kitchen convoy say they do not have confidence in Israel’s military to fairly investigate and are calling for an independent probe into the attack that claimed the life of their only son.
Courtesy of John FlickingerThe American-Canadian aid worker who was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza this week was just days away from crossing the border into Egypt to “reassess” the safety risks in the enclave, his father told The Daily Beast.Jacob Flickinger, 33, was one of seven aid workers for the World Central Kitchen (WCK) non-profit who were killed in Gaza on Monday. The group was delivering aid in Deir al-Balah when a drone-fired missile struck their vehicle, according to the NGO
Seven aid workers, including foreign nationals, have been killed in an Israeli strike in central Gaza.
A third British victim of the Israeli missile strike on an aid convoy has been named as James Kirby.
An annual threat assessment by U.S. intelligence said Netanyahu and his far-right coalition may be "in jeopardy" as the war in Gaza continues.