Lewis Hamilton urges Israel to allow more humanitarian aid into Gaza
Israel rejects allegations of genocide, saying its military campaign is aimed at Hamas.
Formula One star Lewis Hamilton has stepped in to call for increased humanitarian aid to Gaza, following his recent visit to the Rafah border crossing in Egypt. There, he was briefed on preparations for coordinating aid deliveries and toured Egyptian Red Crescent warehouses storing supplies destined for the war-torn region. Hamilton expressed concern over the repeated delays faced by trucks carrying food, with a driver reporting a wait time of over 12 hours.
He urged Israel to adhere to its ceasefire commitments and facilitate the timely delivery of much-needed aid. Israel has denied accusations of genocide, maintaining that its military actions are directed against Hamas.
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