Biden is 'p----d' at Netanyahu as 'frustration' in White House grows over death of aid workers: report

Tensions are growing in the White House in advance of a Thursday morning call between President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to a recent report.

The call comes after the World Central Kitchen (WCK) nonprofit founded by celebrity chef Jose Andres announced Tuesday that it is pausing all its operations in Gaza after seven of its food aid workers — including a dual U.S.-Canadian citizen — were killed by an Israeli airstrike.

The group said its team was "traveling in a deconflicted zone in two armored cars branded with the WCK logo and a soft skin vehicle" in central Gaza on Monday when it came under fire, resulting in the deaths of the American, a Palestinian worker and others from Australia, Poland and the United Kingdom.

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Biden administration officials told Axios that the president was "outraged" over the airstrike as a call is scheduled to go forward between the president and Netanyahu Thursday morning.

"Biden is p----d," one official told the outlet. "The temperature regarding Bibi is very high."

"I think you could sense the frustration in that statement yesterday," another official said to Axios.

White House National Security Council spokesperson Adrienne Watson wrote on X that "we are heartbroken and deeply troubled by the strike that that killed WCKitchen aid workers in Gaza" and the U.S. urges "Israel to swiftly investigate what happened."

Fox News Digital reached out to the White House for comment, but has yet to receive a response.

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Biden has also spoken out after the WCK made