The British Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton arrived in the Egyptian city of Al-Arish, where he visited the Rafah crossing and the warehouses of the Egyptian Red Crescent, and learned about the mechanisms of preparation and coordination of humanitarian aid before being sent to the Gaza Strip. The Ferrari driver called on the Israeli entity to allow humanitarian aid trucks to enter the Gaza Strip, saying in a post on his Instagram account: "What Gaza has witnessed for three years of genocide committed by Israel is appalling." The seven-time world champion also emphasized that it is not fair to deprive people of their freedom, security and dignity, and that no person should be treated as if their life is less valuable.

The British Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton arrived in the Egyptian city of Al-Arish, where he visited the Rafah crossing and the warehouses of the Egyptian Red Crescent, and learned about the mechanisms of preparation and coordination of humanitarian aid before being sent to the Gaza Strip. The Ferrari driver called on the Israeli entity to allow humanitarian aid trucks to enter the Gaza Strip, saying in a post on his Instagram account: "What Gaza has witnessed for three years of genocide committed by Israel is appalling." The seven-time world champion also emphasized that it is not fair to deprive people of their freedom, security and dignity, and that no person should be treated as if their life is less valuable.