The United States approved the transfer of more bombs to Israel on the same day when an Israeli airstrike on World Central Kitchen, a food charity in Gaza, killed seven aid workers, a Washington Post report said on Thursday.
Over a thousand more bombs were approved for transfer to Israel by the Biden administration, three US officials told the Washington Post. Seven aid workers, including a dual citizen of the United States and Canada, were killed in the Israeli strike.
The White House had described President Joe Biden as "outraged and heartbroken" by the attack in Gaza. Biden was likely to bring up the need for better protection for humanitarian workers and for an increase in food shipments in Gaza, a US official said.
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