Seven-time Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton has once again voiced support for the Palestinian people, calling for freedom and lasting peace amid conflicts in several parts of the world.
Speaking ahead of the United States Grand Prix, the British driver said it was important to continue raising awareness about conflicts and supporting freedom for people affected by violence and instability.
Hamilton said he hoped to see an end to conflicts in places including the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan, Syria and Palestine. He also expressed hope that lasting peace would eventually be achieved around the world.
The 41-year-old Formula One star has previously spoken about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and expressed concern over the situation facing civilians.