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If the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas fails, Gaza’s civilians will bear the brunt of the consequences, former First Minister of Scotland Humza Yousaf says.
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00:00Okay, what goes through your mind when you think that the ceasefire deal, which took months to
00:04negotiate, it only took effect on the 19th of January, could be on the brink of collapse?
00:10I'm extremely worried. In fact, I'm devastated at the thought of the ceasefire breaking. It was
00:16always very fragile, we know that, of course. But why I'm so devastated and heartbroken at the
00:23thought of it is because it's not going to be militants, it's not going to be extremists,
00:29it's not going to be terrorists who suffer the consequences of, as Donald Trump put it,
00:36all hell breaking loose. It will be the innocent men, women and children of Gaza who had nothing
00:42to do with the attacks on October the 7th, 2023. They've never taken a single hostage
00:50in their lives. They're ordinary men, women and children who have suffered under occupation and
00:55oppression for many, many decades and are now possibly going to have to pay with their lives,
01:01as over 50,000 innocent Gazans have since October the 7th, 2023.

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