Refugee charity set to benefit from Traitors’ prize money accuses Israel of ‘genocide’

A refugee charity set to benefit from The Celebrity Traitors winner Sebastian Croft‘s prize money has accused Israel of ‘genocide’ in its war on Hamas in Gaza.

The charity, Choose Love, will receive half of actor Croft’s £83,000 prize, despite claiming on its website that Palestinians ‘are still experiencing a genocide’.

In an open letter signed by celebrities such as Gary Lineker, it petitioned the Government last year to ban the sale of arms to Israel and ‘end Gaza complicity’.

Croft, 24, and comedian Romesh Ranganathan, 48, won on Friday in the series, which has boosted ratings for the BBC and is bound by

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