José Andrés

So that's how World Central Kitchen has arrived to one million meals.

Obviously, it's a bittersweet celebration.

It's a bittersweet because, yes, World Central Kitchen is doing this, other NGOs, but more aid needs to arrive every single day starting yesterday, today.

We are very worried every day when you are in a conflict zone of everyone, not only of every one of the World Central Kitchen team members, but for everyone, every civilian, every children, every humanitarian.

Gaza has been a hard place for the last two years, and we must be bringing this very simple ask as President Trump is trying to move the peace process

Plan forward is something we all should celebrate, but we need to be asking that no more civilians must be dying.

Well, the kitchens are going to be obviously fully functional.

We do hot meals.

We are planning to deliver 100,000 Ramadan food kits.

Every food kit produces around 70 family meals.

So we're going to be delivering to 100,000 families, 100,000 Ramadan food kits.

So when they gather with dignity at Iftar, they know that they will be able to do that.

But the World Central Kitchen, for many reasons this year, we're going to go with these Ramadan food kits even stronger.

Yeah, World Central Kitchen is precisely an emergency situation.

We go to places that we believe everything is being destroyed in such a way that they need the help that World Central Kitchen provides in covering the short-term needs of the hungry population.

Obviously, already we began doing this.

By having more than 60 people,

partner kitchens, we are already believing that the future of the people of Gaza is one moment where they can feed themselves.

But we need more than 60.

We need many more.