News about José Andrés

According to an IDF probe, Efrat Katz, 68 (main), was likely killed by an Israeli Air Force chopper (inset) that sparked a torrent of fire at a vehicle carrying Hamas attackers as it left kibbutz Nir Oz (right) during the October 7 atrocities. The majority of the terrorists in the car were killed in the attack, as a result of the shooting, as well as the late Efrat Katz.' According to Israeli media, officials revealed the findings of their study to Katz's family this morning. After the incident, the IDF said it was not aware Katz was in the car until it reviewed surveillance footage and cross-referenced with eyewitness accounts. Katz's body was later discovered and buried on October 25, but the IDF refused to reveal the cause of death until the probe was concluded. The tragic friendly fire tragedy occurred just days after Israel requested worldwide condemnation, including from allies Britain and the United States, when an IDF drone killed seven humanitarian workers travelling in a clearly marked World Central Kitchen (WCK) convoy.

The attack should not have occurred,' according to the IDF's findings into the incident that was announced today. When the convoy was attacked on Monday night, the staff from the charity, which provides food assistance in crisis and conflict zones, were killed. IDF missiles struck their convoy just after they oversaw the delivery of 100 tons of food by sea to the Palestinian territories by sea.

Following images of the mangled vehicles, Chris Lincoln-Jones portrayed the assaults as highly targeted, saying that the missiles were 'completely precise'. The drone, which is branded as Elbit Hermes 450 (inset), is manufactured in Israel and is one of the IDF's top intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and reconnaissance aircraft. According to Air Force Technology, it can film high-quality imagery during day or night. In remarks to The Times, Lincoln-Jones also said Israel 'probably knows the names of the passengers on board' given that the convoy had been traveling along a pre-approved deconflicted route (map bottom right). His address came after those of WCK founder José Andrés and CEO Erin Gore, who accused the IDF of deliberately and'systematically' attacking the assistance convoy. 'This was not just a bad luck situation in which 'oops' dropped the bomb in the wrong location,' they said. Following October 7, former MI6 chief Sir Alex Younger described Israel's war in Gaza as "reckless" and said such actions undermine Tel-Aviv's assertion that the attacks on Hamas are morally justifiable.

In a statement released by World Central Kitchen (WCK), a dual citizen of the United States and Canada, three relief workers in the United Kingdom, an Australian, a Polish national, and a Palestinian were killed in a deconflicted zone. According to accounts, the workers had just arrived from the north after assisting in relief that had arrived just hours earlier on a ship from Cyprus. The bodies of the deceased at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital appeared to be shown in a gruesome video shared online. Several of them wore protective gear with the charity's emblem. So far, only one individual, the Australian, has been identified. The IDF has today confirmed that their airstrike had killed the seven charity workers

A British man was one of seven people killed in an apparent Israeli airstrike after assisting in the delivery of food and other items to northern Gaza. According to local reports, the World Central Kitchen charity and their Palestinian driver were killed in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza, when their vehicle was struck on Monday. According to accounts, the staff had just crossed from the north after assisting in relief that had arrived just hours earlier on a ship from Cyprus.

Five workers with World Central Kitchen have been killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza, according to Palestinian media. According to reports, four of them are thought to be international nationals, with a Briton feared to be among the dead.

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New York's food scene is notoriously crowded, but these establishments have tried their best to separate from the crowd by introducing some strange and wonderful innovations. Le Coucou, a Michelin-star restaurant in Chinatown, serves its $89 beef tartare with a thick layer of caviar on top, as well as a perfectly round quail's egg yolk. Double Chicken Please on the Lower East Side - which now ranks second on the World's 50 Best Bars list - has a cocktail on its menu that mimics 'cold pizza,' with a mash up of ingredients including tequila, parmesan, burnt toast, tomato, basil, honey, and egg white.

In The World Central Kitchen Cookbook: Feeding Humanity, Feeding Hope, which was published in the United States today, Duchess of Sussex's lemon olive oil cake dish was included. Meghan (left, cooking in the Grenfell community kitchen) has long advocated cooking as a way to bring people together, as well as her contribution to the cookbook's connection with her cause. The proceeds from the cookbook will go to the World Central Kitchen, a charity launched by José Andrés (right) that supports people who have suffered with humanitarian crises around the world. In a promotional video for the cookbook, chef Andrés tests Meghan's cake and says, 'oh yeah,' as he gives it his seal of approval.

In gauging hotspots for drinking and dining out in NYC, the physical appearances throughout the Sex and City franchise have long been a barometer. And the ongoing spinoff And Just Like That has so far in portraying the place's wealthy and chic crowd for romantic nights out on the town. The two season series has so far featured more than 40 scenic restaurants and bars of various price ranges. From newcomers like Bar Baccarat to tried and tested upscale restaurants like Gotham Bar and Grill, read about an immersive culinary journey told through And Just Like That's narrative arcs.

Despite California's prohibition, celebrity chef José Andrés will be able to use gas stoves in his new restaurant. Any new buildings are now required to be 100% electric as a result of the amendment to the California Building Code, which goes into operation in January. If José Andrés' proposal Zaytina did not have a gas cooker, lawyers for the restaurant company that will house it threatened legal action.

Free champagne and caviar you say? The high price for hotel guests escorted into superior rooms or suites may have cost them a huge perk: private lounge access. Many luxurious hotels have "secret" lounges for their top-tier clients, and DailyMail.com lifts the lid on what these exclusive spaces have to offer. From menus rustled by a Michelin-starred chefs to complimentary shoe shining services to caviar on tap, travel down to see how the other half does it when it comes to haute hotel breaks. No fancy room key is needed.

Although Bethenny Frankel continues to fundraise for Ukraine's relief, she said she hasn't seen tangible results from other groups and celebrities involved in separate campaigns, with the exception of celebrity chef José Andrés and his World Central Kitchen non-profit. Frankel, 52, took to Instagram Stories on Wednesday to give people an update on her BStrong group's continuing work as the one-year anniversary of Russia's February 24, 2022 invasion of Ukraine approaches.