The family of Nadia El-Nakla are stuck in the country amid the ongoing conflict.
The First Minister for Scotland has said he has not heard from his in-laws who are currently trapped in Gaza.
“If you did not vote for peace, while children are dying, then I do not know how you sleep at night. #CeasefireNow”. Mr Yousaf said: “The killing of innocent civilians can never be justified, wherever it occurs. Israel, like every other country, has a right to protect itself from attack, but in doing so it must comply with international law.
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