“Enough is enough,” Lewis Hamilton let’s his frustration known over Israel bombing Palestinian refugee camps in Rafah

Lewis Hamilton is well known in the paddock for raising his voice against the injustices that take place all over the world.

“Enough is enough,” Lewis Hamilton let’s his frustration known over Israel bombing Palestinian refugee camps in Rafah

Lewis Hamilton, Israel Palestine war (Via:IMAGO and daily Sabah)

Lewis Hamilton shared his thoughts on the bombing of Palestine by Israel on his Instagram story. The seven-time world champion raged over the heartless bombing and called for a need to put an end to such inhumane acts.

The conflict between Israel and Palestine has been going on since the early 19th and 20th centuries, with the development of political Zionism and the arrival of Zionist settlers in Palestine. As of now, Israeli shelling and airstrikes have killed at least 37 people, most of them sheltering in tents, outside the southern Gaza city of Rafah.

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Lewis Hamilton spoke in support and sympathy for the Palestinians after a ruthless attack by Israel on the camps of Rafah near Gaza. The strike killed several people including many children and women, which enraged the British motorsport driver.

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Enough is enough. We cannot continue to watch this tragedy unfold and not speak up. The trauma and terror so many, but particularly innocent children, are experiencing is horrifying. This must stop - for the children, for their families, and for their lives.
Lewis Hamilton shared via his Instagram account.

The 39-year-old spoke on the need for world powers and communities to take action to end this trauma and terror for the innocent people of Palestine. Hamilton also said that being witnesses to such heinous activities makes us lose our humanity within ourselves if we choose to stay silent about them.

Toto Wolff explains key error in Lewis Hamilton call during Monaco GP

Mercedes Team Principal, Toto Wolff has shed light on the call by Mercedes pit wall for Hamilton during the Monaco Grand Prix. The Brit was unsuccessful in undercutting Max Verstappen on an out-lap after pitting for fresher tires.

Lewis Hamilton (L), Toto Wolff (R) (images via IMAGO).
Lewis Hamilton (L), Toto Wolff (R) (images via IMAGO)
It was a miscommunication first between us on the pit wall that we got that wrong. It should have been an 'out-lap critical [message, we are] trying to undercut', but then there was a debate about whether any out-lap would be enough from the new tyre. So the message he got was at best confusing, but probably wrong.
Toto Wolff told the media including RacingNews365.

Lewis Hamilton was not told appropriately about the criticality of the out lap after he pitted for fresher tires on Lap 51 of the Monaco Grand Prix. The miscommunication, therefore, led to the driver not being able to grab the opportunity to undercut Verstappen.

Lewis Hamilton currently stands ninth in the drivers’ championship and has failed to score a single podium this season. Mercedes has also been very weak in terms of performance and will look to improve on their strategies and race pace to win races and score more points this season.

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