Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton called on Israel to allow humanitarian aid trucks to enter the Gaza Strip. He wrote about this after visiting the Rafah border crossing in Egypt. © Moskovsky Komsomolets Hamilton arrived in Al-Arish on Tuesday. There he was told how the aid was prepared and coordinated before it was sent to Gaza. He inspected the Rafah checkpoint and the Egyptian Red Crescent warehouses. According to the seven-time world champion, there are lines of food trucks at the border. They are regularly detained or face serious problems, writes Reuters. At a nearby logistics center, shipments were delayed for crazy reasons. These include sleeping bags, first aid kits, medical equipment, wheelchairs and soccer balls for children.

Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton called on Israel to allow humanitarian aid trucks to enter the Gaza Strip. He wrote about this after visiting the Rafah border crossing in Egypt. © Moskovsky Komsomolets Hamilton arrived in Al-Arish on Tuesday. There he was told how the aid was prepared and coordinated before it was sent to Gaza. He inspected the Rafah checkpoint and the Egyptian Red Crescent warehouses. According to the seven-time world champion, there are lines of food trucks at the border. They are regularly detained or face serious problems, writes Reuters. At a nearby logistics center, shipments were delayed for crazy reasons. These include sleeping bags, first aid kits, medical equipment, wheelchairs and soccer balls for children.