Scotland's First Minister's Wife Pleads for Help as In-Laws Remain Trapped and Terrified in Gaza
The wife of Scotland's First Minister, Nadia El-Nakla, has expressed concern for her parents who are trapped in Gaza after visiting relatives when the Israel-Hamas conflict broke out. El-Nakla's parents, Elizabeth and Maged, are reportedly terrified and facing dire conditions due to the lack of electricity, water, and food supplies. The Gaza power plant has shut down, and the humanitarian situation is worsening. El-Nakla is struggling to maintain contact with her parents and has called for the opening of a humanitarian corridor. Scotland's First Minister, Humza Yousaf, has written to the British Foreign Secretary, urging action to protect innocent civilians and prevent collective punishment.
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- Israel-Palestine war: Scotland PM Humza Yousaf's family stuck in Gaza, pleads for international aid WION
- Scotland's First Minister's In-Laws Trapped, 'Terrified' in Gaza The Wall Street Journal
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