Mo Salah, a player for Liverpool, appeals during the Israel-Gaza conflict
Israeli officials have stated that they will permit Egypt to send a restricted amount of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip, which is under siege as a result of Hamas’s surprise attacks on October 7. Rival claims of the tragedy, which is believed to have killed at least 500 people, have been made.
Mohamed Salah, a forward for Liverpool and Egypt, has demanded an end to the atrocities occurring in the Israeli-Hamas conflict as well as the rapid entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza.
Concerns are growing as food and water supplies are running low after a major explosion at a hospital in Gaza City on Tuesday claimed hundreds of Palestinian
Through his agent, Salah had already contributed what was called a “significant” unreported sum to the Egyptian Red Crescent Society, a humanitarian organisation that aids the Gaza population.
Salah described the conditions at the hospital as “horrifying” and urged leaders to unite in order to “prevent the further slaughter of innocent souls” in a video statement shared on social media on Wednesday night.
