Poland Offers Sympathies to Family of Polish Volunteer Fatally Injured in Gaza

Polish Volunteer Killed in Gaza Airstrike

WARSAW (Reuters) – The foreign ministry of Poland offered condolences to the family of a Polish volunteer who tragically lost his life while providing aid in Gaza. The volunteer, identified as Damian Sobol, was part of a humanitarian convoy delivering food in the Gaza Strip when he was killed in an Israeli airstrike.

The World Central Kitchen, founded by celebrity chef Jose Andres, confirmed that seven individuals, including citizens from Australia, Britain, and Poland, were killed in the attack. The NGO expressed deep sorrow over the loss of their team members and condemned the disregard for international humanitarian law and the protection of civilians.

The president of the city of Przemysl, where Damian Sobol resided, shared the heartbreaking news on social media, describing him as a dedicated volunteer and a valuable member of the community. The Polish government is currently investigating the incident and seeking explanations from the Israeli authorities.

Deputy Justice Minister Arkadiusz Myrcha emphasized the importance of conducting a thorough investigation into the death of the Polish volunteer, stating that every loss of life must be explained. The tragic incident has sparked outrage and calls for accountability from the international community.

As the world mourns the loss of Damian Sobol and the other humanitarian workers, efforts are being made to ensure that such a devastating event does not happen again. The memory of the selfless volunteers who risked their lives to help others in need will forever be honored.