Scotland’s first minister says his wife’s parents, who live in Dundee, cannot be guaranteed safe passage out of Palestine

The parents-in-law of Scotland’s first minister, Humza Yousaf, are stuck in Gaza, he has said, as the BBC reported more than 10 Britons are feared dead or missing after renewed violence between Hamas and Israel.

Yousaf, whose wife, Nadia El-Nakla, is of Palestinian descent, said he did not know whether her parents, who live in Dundee, would “make it through the night” after they were trapped while visiting family in Gaza.

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