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Israel-Gaza latest news: Seven food aid workers killed in Israeli strike in central Gaza - BBC News Israel-Gaza latest news: Seven food aid workers killed in Israeli strike in central Gaza - BBC News
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A few hours ago, US National Security Council spokesperson said the White House was "heartbroken and deeply troubled by the strike". Tributes continue to be paid to Melbourne-born Lalzawmi "Zomi" Frankcom who was killed in the suspected Israeli air strike.
Writing on social media Adrienne Watson said: "Humanitarian aid workers must be protected as they deliver aid that is desperately needed, and we urge Israel to swiftly investigate what happened." We have had some more reaction from Australia's foreign minister who expressed "overwhelming sadness" on behalf of the government.
Senator Penny Wong says: "Her tireless work to improve the lives of others should never have cost Ms Frankcom her own.
"The government expresses its deepest sympathies to her family and loved ones, just as we mourn all civilian deaths in this conflict."
Senator Wong says the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade is supporting Frankcom's family.
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