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Lewis Hamilton visits Rafah to witness Gaza aid effort

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Lewis Hamilton on a tour of the humanitarian efforts being conducted from El Arish in Egypt.

Lewis Hamilton on a tour of the humanitarian efforts being conducted from El Arish in Egypt. | Photo Credit: Reuters

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Lewis Hamilton on a tour of the humanitarian efforts being conducted from El Arish in Egypt. | Photo Credit: Reuters

Before heading to prepare for the Las Vegas Grand Prix on November 22, Lewis Hamilton made a pit stop in Egypt’s El Arish. He was there to witness the efforts made by humanitarian groups in aiding those affected in the Gaza Strip.

The North Sinai governorate said on its Facebook page that the seven-time Formula One world champion took a tour of the Rafah border crossing and the Egyptian Red Crescent’s warehouses. He was also briefed on how the humanitarian efforts are planned and coordinated to be sent to the Gaza Strip.

Hamilton has been a constant advocate for many humanitarian and charitable causes throughout his career, including founding a charity, Mission 44. The charity aims at helping young people to get better access to education and employment opportunities.

The British driver has also previously spoken up and supported people affected by conflict.

The 41-year-old is currently fourth in the drivers’ championship with three races remaining.

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