INTERVIEW: WCK founder Jose Andres on the attack on his aid workers

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The founder of World Central Kitchen, Celebrity chef Jose Andres, talks to the Reuters news agency following the deaths of WCK aid workers in Gaza, including Australia's Zomi Frankcom. He says humanitarians and civillians should never be paying the consequences of war.

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INTERVIEW: WCK founder Jose Andres on the attack on his aid workers

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