Chef José Andrés dismisses Gaza airdrop criticism, saying food must be delivered ‘any way we can’ ...Middle East

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Chef José Andrés is pushing back on criticism surrounding the humanitarian airdrops into Gaza, arguing food must be delivered there in “any way” it can be. Andrés, the founder of World Central Kitchen, responded to a recent statement from Oxfam International stating the latter organization does not support U.S. airdrops in Gaza, where Andrés’ organization has been sending food. Oxfam International said the airdrops “would mostly serve to relieve the guilty consciences of senior U.S. officials whose policies are contributing to the ongoing atrocities and the risk of famine in Gaza.” “Yeah, this is probably written by somebody that doesn't have — who has a lot of time on his hands. Li

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