Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett and I'm Amma Navaz on the news hour tonight.

Israeli officials say their deadly strike on an aid convoy in Gaza was a result of misidentification.

President Biden and former President Trump win Tuesday's primaries, but both see protest votes that hint at challenges come November.

And our report on major shifts in immigration following asylum seekers from

around the world moving through Mexico to the U.S. border.

It's not just that women or men are traveling by themselves.

They're traveling with their families.

We are seeing a lot of different profiles with a lot of vulnerabilities. Welcome to the news hour. Today the bodies of foreign aid workers killed in an Israeli strike early yesterday morning

have left Gaza and are being flown to their home countries.

They worked for World Central Kitchen whose founder today accused Israel of targeting his employees deliberately.

That's an accusation that Israel denies.

Nick Schifran starts our coverage.

He had flown 7,800 miles from home to help feed the hungry.

Today he began his final journey home, pushed out of a morgue.

American Canadian Jacob Flickinger was 33 years old.

He leaves behind his partner Sandy and their one-year-old boy.

With him as he crossed the Egyptian border today,

his friends in life and death Australian

Lazzami Francom known as Zomi Damien Sobel from Poland and their British security team John John Chapman, James Henderson, and James Kirby,

whose cousin today remembered him as someone who wanted to help.

He was completely selfless, which explains why you went to Gaza.

World Central Kitchener, W.C.

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