US EditionHumza Yousaf's mother-in-law hopes that by telling her story, people may listen to her calls for a ceasefire
- Elizabeth and Nadia, the first minister's wife, shared their experience of escaping Gaza and expressed the need for a ceasefire and a two-state solution.
- Elizabeth described the fear of daily survival and the toll it took on her mental health. She emphasized the urgency of a ceasefire to provide aid to the people in Gaza.
- The family's ordeal and the ongoing conflict have deeply impacted them, leaving them with a lasting change and concern for the safety and existence of their loved ones and Palestine.
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Humza Yousaf's mother-in-law hopes that by telling her story, people may listen to her calls for a ceasefire
The first minister's mother-in-law was visiting family in Gaza when the conflict began last month. After two failed attempts, she was able to enter Egypt via the Rafah Border Crossing on 3 November.
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