Floyd Mayweather's private jet lands in Israel with two tonnes of supplies after Hamas attack

Floyd Mayweather's private jet has landed in Tel Aviv carrying more then two tonnes of supplies for Israeli citizens and soldiers following Hamas's deadly terror attack.

The former professional boxing champion sent dozens of boxes to the Jewish state carrying food, water and bullet-proof vests, taking off from Los Angeles and stopping over in New York and London before arriving in Israel.

According to US entertainment site TMZ, the plane landed early on Sunday evening, bringing with it over 100 boxes full of necessities. The plane was reportedly loaded in LA by volunteers including Mayweather’s security team and friends.  

The same day his plane landed, Mayweather participated in a march for solidarity with Israel in LA, walking half a mile from Orthodox synagogue Young Israel of Century City to the Simon Wiesenthal Center Museum of Tolerance alongside religious leaders, activists, and officials.