The World Central Kitchen has announced the resumption of its operations in Gaza with a local team of Palestinian aid workers, following the tragic killing of seven of its workers by Israeli military drone strikes. While Israeli officials have acknowledged the attack as a mistake, the aid group is still advocating for an independent international investigation and has expressed concerns about the humanitarian situation in Gaza. Despite the challenges, the organization remains committed to its mission of providing food aid. The resumption includes plans to deliver meals and open a kitchen in a designated humanitarian zone. The incident has sparked discussions about the safety of aid workers in Gaza, prompting the World Central Kitchen to reaffirm its dedication to providing essential aid despite the risks. Celebrity chef José Andrés, the group's founder, emphasized the workers' selfless dedication to their mission and called for answers and accountability regarding the attack.