Hamilton Urges Israel to Allow Aid Into Gaza
- On Wednesday, Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton called for Israel to allow aid trucks into Gaza, a day after visiting the Rafah border crossing in Egypt.
- During his visit to a logistics center, Hamilton observed food trucks regularly held up or facing major delays at the border, with officials rejecting items for "crazy reasons."
- The Ferrari driver wrote on Instagram that "Israel needs to fulfil its obligations under the ceasefire and let the aid trucks in," criticizing denial of freedom and dignity in Gaza.
- Israel strongly denies accusations of genocide, stating its military campaign in Gaza targets Hamas militants rather than civilians.
- The next Formula One race occurs in Las Vegas on 21 Nov, with The Brit currently fourth in the standings before the season concludes in Qatar and Abu Dhabi.
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The Independent
Lewis Hamilton demands Israel allows aid into Gaza after Rafah visit: ‘No excuse’
Lewis Hamilton visited the Rafah border crossing in Egypt earlier this week and has now taken to Instagram to send a clear message to Israel
Rafah: Seven-time Formula One (F1) world champion Lewis Hamilton has urged Israel to allow humanitarian aid trucks to enter Gaza after witnessing firsthand the delays in the delivery of supplies at the Rafah border in Egypt. The Ferrari driver made the call after visiting…
Hamilton urges Israel to let Gaza aid in
Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton said on Wednesday that Israel must allow aid trucks into Gaza, a day after he visited the Rafah border crossing in Egypt. Hamilton, a seven-times world champion, arrived in El Arish on Tuesday, where he was briefed on how aid is prepared and co-ordinated before it is sent into Gaza, […]
Lewis Hamilton is a global figure, and that's why he didn't want to stay out of the conflict between Israel and Gaza.
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