Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf expresses concern for his in-laws trapped in Gaza, stating they are alive but have run out of drinking water. He calls for the implementation of the UN resolution, urging the violence to stop and aid to be delivered without delay.
Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf has said he has spoken to his in-laws trapped in Gaza amid the ongoing conflict.
On Sunday, Mr Yousaf posted on X, formerly Twitter, that he has now heard from them. He said they are alive but he fears for their safety as they have run out of drinking water. “The UN resolution must be implemented. We need the violence to stop, and for significant amounts of aid to get through without delay.”
In a letter understood to have been sent on Thursday evening, he said Israel has a right to defend itself following the Hamas attacks on October 7, but he added action must be taken now to stop the “staggering humanitarian disaster” unfolding in Gaza before it becomes “cataclysmic”.
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