Chef Jose Andres says IDF 'systematically' targeted aid workers

Chef Jose Andres has accused the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) of "systematically" targeting aid workers during the recent conflict between Israel and Hamas. In a video interview with BBC News, Chef Jose Andres provided a first-hand account of the situation on the ground and expressed his concerns about the safety of aid workers. According to Chef Jose Andres, the IDF specifically targeted the building where he and his team were operating, despite having previously informed the Israeli authorities about their humanitarian work in Gaza. He described the incident as a "direct bombing" on the site, which left everyone shocked and in fear for their lives. Chef Jose Andres emphasized that aid workers are neutral and humanitarian organizations work tirelessly to assist those in need regardless of their political affiliations. He expressed his disappointment at the IDF's actions, stating that they had violated international norms and put the lives of aid workers and the people they were trying to help at risk. The conflict between Israel and Hamas lasted for 11 days, resulting in significant loss of life and destruction in Gaza. Chef Jose Andres explained that during this time, aid organizations were faced with numerous challenges, including limited access to affected areas, damaged infrastructure, and a high level of volatility. Despite these challenges, Chef Jose Andres and his team were determined to provide help where it was needed most. Their primary focus was on distributing food and other essential supplies to people affected by the conflict. However, their work was constantly disrupted by airstrikes and artillery shelling. Chef Jose Andres highlighted the importance of