Scottish First Minister’s mother-in-law in Gaza burst into tears

Elizabeth El-Nakla, mother-in-law of Scottish regional first minister Hamza Yusuf, who was stranded in Gaza, could not hold back tears in the video she shared and said: “Where is humanity? Where in the world do people have the heart to allow this in this time? said.

Yusuf shared the video of his Palestinian wife Nadia El-Nakla’s mother stranded in Gaza on the social media platform

“This will be my last video. Everyone in Gaza is moving towards where we are. One million people. No food, no water. And they are still bombarding them as they go. Where will we put them? But my daughters, all these people who are in the hospital cannot be evacuated. Where is humanity? Where in the world do people have the heart to allow this today? God help us. Bye bye.”

‘THEY HAVE NOWHERE TO GO’

In his written post accompanying the video, Scottish First Minister Yusuf noted that this person was his mother-in-law, Elizabeth El-Nakla, a retired nurse from Scotland.

“Like the vast majority of people in Gaza, he has nothing to do with Hamas,” Yusuf said. “They told him to leave Gaza, but, like the rest of the population, he is trapped with nowhere to go.”

In another post, Hamza Yusuf reminded the United Nations (UN) of his assessment that “Israel’s request that 1.1 million civilians in Gaza leave their homes and move to the south of the region” would have devastating humanitarian consequences and said:

“The international community must act and demand an end to collective punishment. Enough. “There can be no justification for the death of innocent men, women and children.”

In his statement on October 9, Yusuf claimed that his Palestinian wife’s mother and father were stranded in Gaza. Hamza Yusuf stated that his wife’s mother and father, who live in Scotland, were in Gaza to visit her father-in-law’s sick 92-year-old mother during the events in Israel and Gaza and were stranded in the region. . (AA)