Tearful Hamza Yousaf´s mother-in-law asks Where is humanity? as 'hospital cannot be evacuated' in Gaza. In sad vid shared by Humza Yousaf her mother-in-law can be seen crying saying 'One million' people in Gaza are left with 'No food and no water'.
The former First Minister of Scotland Humza Yousaf has praised himself for being the first European leader to call for a ceasefire in Gaza.
His statement comes as Israel launched a strike on what it claims was a Hamas command centre in northern Gaza. The Hamas-run Health Ministry said it was a school and it had killed 22 people and wounded 30, mostly women and children. When asked in the interview what his proudest moments were during his time as First Minister, Mr Yousaf replied: 'I suppose on the international stage, giving a voice to the voiceless in Gaza for me was exceptionally important.
Meanwhile following the airstrike in the Zeitoun neighbourhood in Gaza today, dozens of people including children dug through the rubble of the building, its ceilings caved in, walls knocked out and a mess of wires and metal rods visible. Outside, others gathered around shrouded bodies. Some covered their faces as they wept for relatives killed in the strike.Read More Hostages killed in Gaza tunnel were due to be released in a prisoner exchange deal, officials claim 'We saw the whole world covered with smoke and stones and we saw people and children cut up. What should we do? What is our fault for this to happen to us?'
According to witnesses, a group of orphans had earlier gathered at the building to receive sponsorship from a local aid group.
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