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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Libby Brooks Scotland correspondent

Humza Yousaf’s wife says her young cousins in Gaza have shrapnel injuries

Nadia El-Nakla, backstage at the Scottish National party conference, wearing an orange, flower-patterned dress
Nadia El-Nakla said: ‘The humanitarian crisis is very real … Nowhere is safe in Gaza.’ Photograph: Andrew Milligan/PA

Nadia El-Nakla, the wife of Scotland’s first minister, Humza Yousaf, has said three of her young cousins from Gaza, including a two-year-old, have shrapnel injuries after an Israeli drone missile hit near them.

Speaking to the Guardian on Tuesday an hour before her husband made his closing address to the Scottish National party’s annual conference, El-Nakla said her mother had called her with the news, “really shaken and really upset”, just before the interview began.

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