After 7 members of the humanitarian aid group World Central Kitchen were killed in a strike that Israel maintains was unintentional, the founder of the group, chef José Andrés, wrote an op-ed for the New York Times calling for a change of tactics in Gaza. MSNBC Reports Anchor Ana Cabrera shares part of the essay. | MS NOW

A massive, hours-long drone attack in Odesa on Friday damaged homes and small businesses, leaving families outside through the early morning hours as first responders worked through the aftermath. WCK’s Pasha and our #ChefsForUkraine team were on site quickly, bringing meals, energy bars, snacks, hot tea, coffee, and water to support neighbors affected by the strikes. | World Central Kitchen

After a drone strike hit a WCK supplies warehouse in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, we didn’t stop. Our teams adapted to deliver food kits and water without interruption during repairs. Now, the facility is operating at full capacity, with local teams ensuring aid reaches communities. #ChefsForUkraine | World Central Kitchen

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