Scotland’s First Minister has said there needs to be an “honest broker” in the Middle East to help secure peace between Israel and Palestine.
Humza Yousaf lamented the “perpetual cycle of violence” in the region and called for a ceasefire in the current hostilities.
He continued: “The root cause continues to be that, while we have an Israeli state, that was a promise that was made, we don’t have the Palestinian state yet as per the 1967 borders. The latest violence has resulted in an explosion at a hospital in Gaza City, with hundreds feared dead.
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