Former Scottish Prime Minister Humza Yousaf said that Israel continues its actions because of support from the United States, stressing that Washington has the means to pressure Israel to stop the war on Gaza.
In an interview on Alghad TV’s programme Madar Alghad, presented by Amr Abdelhamid on Tuesday evening, Yousaf called on the West, as well as Arab and Islamic countries with good relations with Washington, to exert moral pressure on US President Donald Trump to end the war.
He underlined the importance of holding all those involved in what he described as a genocide accountable, naming the extremist ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich.
Addressing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu directly, Yousaf said: “Every dictator and oppressor will eventually be held accountable and face the consequences of his actions in implementation of justice and fairness.”
He added that the Palestinian people will ultimately achieve freedom, expressing hope that he lives long enough to see every person complicit in what is happening in Gaza brought to justice.
Yousaf also spoke about the suffering of his relative in Gaza, Sally, a mother of four, who has been forced to flee with her family more than ten times.
He said: “Sally and her husband struggle to find clean water and food for their children, especially as the occupation uses starvation and malnutrition as tools to try to wipe out the Palestinian people.”







