Jola Aljakhbir's husband Younis travelled to Gaza in September to visit his family for the first time in seven years. He is now trapped in the region with no way of returning home to Glasgow.
A Glasgow woman has spoken of her turmoil as her husband is trapped in Gaza as the region endures heavy bombing from Israel.
READ MORE: Humza Yousaf says doctor brother-in-law refuses to leave Gaza hospital after seven straight days "I spoke with him yesterday and he showed me how everything looks. I don’t know how many days they have, they’ve got nowhere to run. It breaks my heart. "I've heard zero from the UK Government I can't count the number of emails and phone calls I've left the Foreign Secretary and heard nothing.
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