Lewis Hamilton criticizes Gaza situation after Rafah crossing visit
Lewis Hamilton, the Ferrari driver and seven-time Formula One champion, urged Israel on Wednesday to fulfill its obligations and allow aid trucks into Gaza following his visit to the Rafah border crossing in Egypt. Hamilton, who toured Egyptian Red Crescent facilities on Tuesday to observe aid coordination, wrote on Instagram that the past three years in Gaza have been appalling and that the world should not become accustomed to the suffering of civilians. He highlighted seeing food trucks stuck at the border for hours and criticized the rejection of essential items such as medical equipment and sleeping bags. Israel strongly denies accusations of genocide, maintaining that its military campaign in Gaza is directed at Hamas militants.

