Seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton travelled to Jordan to meet teams from the Jordan Red Crescent and Palestine Red Crescent societies, visiting a hospital and an aid packaging facility to witness humanitarian efforts supporting people affected by the ongoing crisis in Gaza.
He described the experience as “life-changing,” praising the resilience of families and medical teams and urging his global audience to use their voices to push for more humanitarian support.
In videos shared from the visit, Hamilton highlighted the limited flow of aid reaching Gaza and called for unrestricted humanitarian access so food, medicine and essential supplies can reach civilians.
He was also seen packing and helping prepare aid boxes destined for delivery to Gaza, using the visit to spotlight the urgent need for sustained humanitarian assistance.
He has previously described the situation in Gaza as a genocide and told the global community they “cannot stand by and let this continue to happen,” urging his millions of followers to support humanitarian action and aid for Palestinians caught in the crisis.
The visit comes as Gaza endures a deepening humanitarian catastrophe, with winter conditions, severe food shortages and the ongoing Israeli genocide leaving civilians exposed to relentless attacks, displacement and starvation.
@Tim_Burgess Thanks for this @Tim_Burgess I’m, I imagine like so many are in bits over the awful news. It’s just nice to read these lovely words. Love to all ❤️
Mani was a huge supporter of the @StockportNHS charity - a few people have asked if there is somewhere to donate funds to show their love for him and this was so close to his heart - he worked so hard for them
You can donate here, He would have loved that
https://t.co/BlIwfc7uLR
We've lost the legendary Ricky Hatton and suddenly everyone is like "if you're struggling, speak to someone", but we've literally spent years playing down mental health, denying people disability benefits, and acting like depression is not a real illness. This has to change.