More than 360 of its staff members have been killed, often alongside their families in strikes on homes and shelters. The convoy, clearly marked with WCK’s logo and pre-coordinated with the Israeli army, was nonetheless hit, killing seven aid workers from Australia, Canada, the US, Gaza, Poland and the UK. “All staff were wearing MSF vests, clearly identifying them as medical humanitarian workers,” read an MSF statement. UN officials and human rights groups argue that deliberate strikes on convoys and hospitals violate international humanitarian law and could amount to war crimes. READ: UN says at least 562 aid workers killed in Gaza in nearly 2 years