The IDF’s decision not to pursue a criminal investigation into the killing of seven World Central Kitchen humanitarian workers, including Jacob Flickinger, a Canadian citizen, is unacceptable.
Serious failures were identified in the conduct of the strike, and closing the case without further accountability leaves their families without the answers they have sought for more than two years.
Humanitarian workers delivering food and other life-saving assistance in conflict zones must be protected. Canada expects international humanitarian law to be upheld and will continue pressing for a full accounting of what happened, along with justice for the seven workers who were killed and their families.
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Anita, spare us your never-ending anti-Israel outrage machine. It’s grotesque.
The convoy lacked clear markings, the IDF mistakenly identified it as a threat and investigated. The Palestinians started this war knowing full well that tragic accidents will be used by spineless governments like yours to reflexively blame Israel.
Community note
The World Central Kitchen convoy vehicles were clearly marked with prominent WCK logos on roofs and sides, as shown in photos and confirmed by the organization and reports. The claim they lacked clear markings is false.
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