Lewis Hamilton oo booqday isgoyska Rafah ee Masar iyo bakhaarrada gargaarka Gaza
Guddoomiyaha Waqooyiga Sinai ayaa sheegay in booqashada looga dan lahaa in Hamilton uu wax ka ogaado dadaallada Masar ee gargaarka Gaza.
Horyaalnimada toddobada jeer ee Formula One, Lewis Hamilton, ayaa booqday isgoyska Rafah ee Masar oo xiriir la leh Marinka Gaza, isagoo la kulmay hay'adaha gargaarka bini'aadantinimo u dira Gaza, sida ay wararku sheegayaan.
Booqashada isgoyska iyo bakhaarrada gargaarka
Hamilton ayaa dalxiis ku maray isgoyska Rafah ka hor inta uusan booqan bakhaarrada saadka ee ay maamusho Hilalka Cas ee Masar, oo fududeeya gelitaanka gargaarka Gaza. Isgoyska waxa uu shaqaalaha gargaarka ku salaamay ereyga “Assalamu alaikum”, isagoo gacan qabtay oo si kooban ula hadlay shaqaalaha iyo saraakiisha.
Hadafka booqashada sida uu sheegay guddoomiyaha
Khaled Megawer, guddoomiyaha Waqooyiga Sinai oo Rafah ku taal, ayaa sheegay in booqashada looga dan lahaa in Hamilton uu wax ka ogaado dadaallada Masar ee gargaarka loo diro Gaza. Booqashada ayaa timid ka dib markii Hamilton uu toddobaadkii hore ka qaybgalay tartanka 400-aad ee São Paulo Grand Prix ee Interlagos.
Mawqifka Hamilton iyo xaaladda Gaza
Hamilton, oo ah darawalka madow ee ugu horreeyay F1 oo kulankiisii ugu horreeyay la qaatay McLaren 2007, ayaa hadal ka sheegay colaadaha iyo masiibooyinka bini'aadantinimo ee gobolka, isagoo ku baaqay nabadda. Bishii Oktoobar waxa uu yidhi: “I think we need to make sure we’re pushing to free Congo, free Sudan, free Syria, free Palestine. I think there’s a lot of peace that I’m hoping we get to at some stage.”
The seven-time Formula One champion toured the border crossing and Egyptian Red Crescent warehouses in North Sinai.
Lewis Hamilton has visited Egypt's Rafah border crossing with the Gaza Strip to meet organisations sending humanitarian aid to the territory, the seven-time Formula One world champion's latest engagement with the region's humanitarian crisis.
Hamilton Tours Crossing and Aid Warehouses
Hamilton toured Egypt's Rafah border crossing with Gaza before visiting logistics warehouses operated by the Egyptian Red Crescent, which facilitates the entry of aid to Gaza. At the crossing, he greeted aid workers with "Assalamu alaikum", a widely used Arabic greeting meaning "peace be upon you". Khaled Megawer, the governor of North Sinai, said the visit was intended to help Hamilton learn about Egypt's efforts to send aid to Gaza.
Aid Shortfall and Continued Israeli Advances
A ceasefire agreement reached last year has halted major combat operations in Gaza, but the amount of aid reaching the territory continues to fall far short of the agreed-upon minimum of 600 trucks a day. Israeli forces have continued to advance, expanding their control from 53% of the territory to at least 60%, according to an independent commission of UN experts last month. Airstrikes continue, and Israeli fire along the advancing front has killed at least 196 Palestinians, including 18 women, 32 boys and 11 girls, the commission said.
Advocacy and a Racing Milestone
Hamilton has spoken out about conflict and humanitarian crises in the region and has called for peace, frequently posting on social media about children killed in Israeli airstrikes in Gaza and calling for a ceasefire. He said in October: "I think we need to make sure we're pushing to free Congo, free Sudan, free Syria, free Palestine. I think there's a lot of peace that I'm hoping we get to at some stage." The visit comes after Hamilton made his 400th race start on Sunday at the São Paulo Grand Prix at Interlagos.
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