Mohammed al-Waheidi, 65, a senior coordinator with the Egyptian Relief Committee, is killed when an Israeli airstrike hits the car he is riding in Gaza City while he is heading to a friend’s house to watch the World Cup match.The Israel Defense Forces say they targeted a Hamas military operative and express regret for any civilian harm while the strike is under review; the attack also kills the driver Ahmed Daghmush, 33, and two brothers, Hamza al-Deri, 10, and Fari al-Deri, 8.Relatives, colleagues and aid groups say Mr. al-Waheidi organized public
World Cup screenings and coordinated emergency food deliveries, and his death highlights the dangers facing humanitarian workers as Israeli strikes continue despite a US-mediated ceasefire earlier this year.