Chris geolocated the three vehicles -- they were quite a distance from one another (over a mile). The one furthest south had driven off the road a ways. Consider this geography when reading this excerpt from the Haaretz report in the previous tweet. x.com/ChrisOsieck/st…

Lalzawmi “Zomi” Frankcom, Damian Soból and Seif Issam Abu Taha were among the seven aid workers killed in a strike that World Central Kitchen blamed on Israel. The attack on the organization founded by José Andrés drew international rebuke. wapo.st/3VLTIaL

Important thread to counter the hasbara narrative that the targeting of the World Central Kitchen convoy & killing of 9 humanitarian staff was an isolated incident:

Somehow had missed this "The strike is not the first incident in which World Central Kitchen staff were wounded in Gaza. On Saturday, an IDF sniper fired at a car headed to a food warehouse in the Khan Yunis area. He hit the car's windshield, but the volunteer inside was

“I’m not attacking you, I’m just asking a simple question.” Krishnan Guru-Murthy asks an Israeli spokesman whether the government will apologise to the families of seven people killed in a World Central Kitchen aid convoy, amid reports of repeated strikes on aid agencies.

Netanyahu's incentives are to extend the war. Biden’s incentives are to end the war. "Those two incentive structures...cannot be reconciled. And so instead, what we get is this completely incoherent U.S. policy," says Chris Hayes.

Your outrage and your words mean nothing as long as you continue to provide weapons to Israel to commit more war crimes.

I don’t accept that the strikes were the result of a ‘lack of discipline’. They were the result of systemic flaws in IDF rules of engagement whereby everyone in Gaza is viewed as a legitimate target to be killed. It’s as plain and simple as that.

It is technically impossible for the three Israeli missile strikes on the aid convoy to be a mistake.

Celebrity chef Jose Andres told Reuters in an emotional interview that an Israeli attack that killed seven of his food aid workers in Gaza had targeted them 'systematically, car by car' reut.rs/4am94Hm

They just straight up admitted that 30,000 Arabs didn’t matter. None of it mattered until 7 of theirs were killed. I don’t know whether to feel relieved at their cold honesty, or infuriated by it.

“You cannot save the hostages by bombing every building in Gaza. You cannot win this war by starving an entire population.”

WCK is supporting the families of the WCK Heroes we lost April 1. Thousands of you have reached out asking to help—this In Memoriam fund also goes directly to their loved ones: gofundme.com/f/world-centra…

With a heavy heart I announce that my 18-year-old younger sister, Lara Sayegh, was killed today on her way from Gaza City to the south. She and my mother were reaching Egypt for safety. My angel collapsed as she was walking on the “safe route” past the Israeli checkpoint, in an

What about the safety of the Jewish students within that encampment?

cancelling graduation instead of letting someone speak about genocide. we are bearing witness to some of the most extreme displays of cowardice and censorship by USC and their fellow institutions.

It is worth watching this CNN video from the moment Emory Econ Professor Caroline Fohlin came across the violent arrest of a protester on campus and asked the police, with shock, "What are you doing?" That's all that prompted an officer to hurl her to the ground and handcuff her.

A question I'd ask the American political elite is how many students and professors are you willing to beat into a pulp in order to shield Israel from perfectly legitimate criticism based on widely shared principles?

Perspective by Robin Givhan: Israel’s attack on a tent camp in Rafah killed children, parents, and the elderly. They died screaming. Many words might accurately describe these killings — gruesome, cruel, immoral — but “accident” is not one of them. wapo.st/3Viu78D

*40 years ago I went running on a stormy day and a tree fell on me. I responded to this incident by suing the home owner and tees trimming company. Then proceeded to become governor and pass a law to make it illegal for Texans to sue in the same way I made my millions*