Aid agencies criticize Israel over Gaza conditions
Lewis Hamilton urged Israel to "let the aid trucks in" to Gaza after visiting the Rafah border.
Key points
- Israel said it has allowed in trucks stocked with winter aid supplies, but that full reconstruction of Gaza can only begin once the militant group Hamas “fully disarms.” — Prashant Rao.
- Some 150,000 more shelters are being prevented from entering Gaza, pending Israel’s approval, aid organizations say.
- Around two-thirds of Gaza’s population, displaced by Israel’s war in the enclave, lives in tents, tens of thousands of which are now flooded after deadly storms.
Seven-time F1 world champion tours border area and logistics warehouses operated by Egyptian Red Crescent Lewis Hamilton has visited Egypt’s Rafah border crossing with the Gaza Strip to meet organisations sending humanitarian aid to the territory.
Additional details
- A year-old, US-brokered ceasefire has provided little relief: Israeli strikes on Gaza killed at least seven people yesterday.
- He has frequently posted on social media about children killed in Israeli airstrikes in Gaza and called for a ceasefire.
- The seven-time Formula One world champion has spoken out about conflict and humanitarian crises in the region, and has called for peace.
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