José Andrés

Sometimes we use catering. Sometimes we use food trucks. Sometimes we open our own kitchens. Sometimes our own food trucks. Sometimes our own bakeries like the one we have in Gaza that unfortunately stopped working yesterday because we ran out of flour. The situation in Gaza is really very bad. There's almost no food left. And people are going to go hungry. And it's a very simple solution.

Sometimes we use catering. Sometimes we use food trucks. Sometimes we open our own kitchens. Sometimes our own food trucks. Sometimes our own bakeries like the one we have in Gaza that unfortunately stopped working yesterday because we ran out of flour. The situation in Gaza is really very bad. There's almost no food left. And people are going to go hungry. And it's a very simple solution.

Unfortunately, those hostages, they deserve to be released. They should be free. What happened in October 7th is something like we can never forget. That's why World Central Kitchen was there in Israel on day one with next to the Israeli chefs feeding all the people in the kibbutz. Why? Because that was the right thing to do.

Unfortunately, those hostages, they deserve to be released. They should be free. What happened in October 7th is something like we can never forget. That's why World Central Kitchen was there in Israel on day one with next to the Israeli chefs feeding all the people in the kibbutz. Why? Because that was the right thing to do.

Unfortunately, those hostages, they deserve to be released. They should be free. What happened in October 7th is something like we can never forget. That's why World Central Kitchen was there in Israel on day one with next to the Israeli chefs feeding all the people in the kibbutz. Why? Because that was the right thing to do.

And I had people telling me, why are you there in Israel when they are now the ones? Because the people of Israel needed our help. At the same time, we were in Gaza. Why? Because the people of Gaza and Palestine needed our help. What is wrong with these two simple ideas? That when people are in need, we all must be next to them.

And I had people telling me, why are you there in Israel when they are now the ones? Because the people of Israel needed our help. At the same time, we were in Gaza. Why? Because the people of Gaza and Palestine needed our help. What is wrong with these two simple ideas? That when people are in need, we all must be next to them.

And I had people telling me, why are you there in Israel when they are now the ones? Because the people of Israel needed our help. At the same time, we were in Gaza. Why? Because the people of Gaza and Palestine needed our help. What is wrong with these two simple ideas? That when people are in need, we all must be next to them.

And hopefully this will be an opportunity of bringing peace and bringing longer tables. Food can never be a weapon of war by anybody, ever. Obviously what Hamas did is terrible and can never happen again. But we have also to make sure that the deeds of the very few don't end punishing the many who are innocents. And that's what's going on right now.

And hopefully this will be an opportunity of bringing peace and bringing longer tables. Food can never be a weapon of war by anybody, ever. Obviously what Hamas did is terrible and can never happen again. But we have also to make sure that the deeds of the very few don't end punishing the many who are innocents. And that's what's going on right now.

And hopefully this will be an opportunity of bringing peace and bringing longer tables. Food can never be a weapon of war by anybody, ever. Obviously what Hamas did is terrible and can never happen again. But we have also to make sure that the deeds of the very few don't end punishing the many who are innocents. And that's what's going on right now.

Yeah, it's a complicated, complicated situation. You know, the amazing moments were when I had Israeli friends that also they some of them even lost friends or family members in the October 7th attack. That because some of them even had two passports that they said, I would love to go to help the people of Gaza to feed themselves. Like, there's no way we're going to be bringing you in there.

Yeah, it's a complicated, complicated situation. You know, the amazing moments were when I had Israeli friends that also they some of them even lost friends or family members in the October 7th attack. That because some of them even had two passports that they said, I would love to go to help the people of Gaza to feed themselves. Like, there's no way we're going to be bringing you in there.

Yeah, it's a complicated, complicated situation. You know, the amazing moments were when I had Israeli friends that also they some of them even lost friends or family members in the October 7th attack. That because some of them even had two passports that they said, I would love to go to help the people of Gaza to feed themselves. Like, there's no way we're going to be bringing you in there.

And I had a Palestinian woman that said, you know, we feel for those people. I wish I was given the permission to go there to show them that we don't hate them. But sometimes what you read is only that it's hate, people that hate each other. Maybe those are the few. The vast majority of the people are not hateful. The vast majority of the people want peace.

And I had a Palestinian woman that said, you know, we feel for those people. I wish I was given the permission to go there to show them that we don't hate them. But sometimes what you read is only that it's hate, people that hate each other. Maybe those are the few. The vast majority of the people are not hateful. The vast majority of the people want peace.

And I had a Palestinian woman that said, you know, we feel for those people. I wish I was given the permission to go there to show them that we don't hate them. But sometimes what you read is only that it's hate, people that hate each other. Maybe those are the few. The vast majority of the people are not hateful. The vast majority of the people want peace.

The vast majority of the people don't want you to be shooting at them. That's what I see in emergencies, even in the worst moments like Warsaw. I remember in Ukraine, this older woman in the north, in Kharkiv and in Chernihiv, a woman that didn't speak Ukrainian, speak Russian. And she was like, they are our brothers. Why are they killing us? They are our brothers.

The vast majority of the people don't want you to be shooting at them. That's what I see in emergencies, even in the worst moments like Warsaw. I remember in Ukraine, this older woman in the north, in Kharkiv and in Chernihiv, a woman that didn't speak Ukrainian, speak Russian. And she was like, they are our brothers. Why are they killing us? They are our brothers.

The vast majority of the people don't want you to be shooting at them. That's what I see in emergencies, even in the worst moments like Warsaw. I remember in Ukraine, this older woman in the north, in Kharkiv and in Chernihiv, a woman that didn't speak Ukrainian, speak Russian. And she was like, they are our brothers. Why are they killing us? They are our brothers.