A SCOTTISH-PALESTINIAN woman who fears for the lives of her family in Gaza has expressed “disappointment” it has taken the deaths of three…
A SCOTTISH-PALESTINIAN woman who fears for the lives of her family in Gaza has expressed “disappointment” it has taken the deaths of three Britons in the region to spark a change in tone from the Government.
Abu Amer , who left Gaza six years ago, said she believed the Government’s new tougher talk about Israel came only as a result of the state killing three Britons last week. And she said she had been saddened by the deaths of the three aid workers who had travelled to Palestine “to support civilians who are facing starvation”.public opinion has been behind calls for an immediate ceasefire
Israel, she believed, has crossed Britain’s “red lines” by killing UK citizens – but she expressed concern that this was what it appeared to have taken for the British Government to toughen its stance.
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