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ER Editor: We had reported on Scottish First Minister (PM) stepping down at the end of April. He had been a woke-globalist nightmare and the stuff of humour, but it didn’t seem clear why he had resigned. Recall that many globalist PMs, etc. have stepped down for various reasons and/or have been dogged by scandals, locally with Nicola Sturgeon, her husband Peter Murrell, former Irish PM Leo Varadkar and his sidekick, Simon Coveney, but there have been many others. See —
Humza Yousaf resigns as Scotland’s first minister
Humza Yousaf is the subject of a probe after giving £250,000 of taxpayer’s cash to the Hamas supporting @UNRWA.
Coincidentally his wife’s family were allowed to leave Gaza.
He overruled officials, as the money was earmarked for Malawi, Rwanda, Zambia & Pakistan.… pic.twitter.com/pUMJVwZK3v
— David Atherton (@DaveAtherton20) July 14, 2024
Humza Yousaf faces probe after donations worth £250k sent to Gaza aid fund
The former Scottish First Minister is being accused of conflict of interest and breaching ministerial code
Humza Yousaf has been warned he will face a probe into a series of donations made by the… pic.twitter.com/64FJsEOw7I
— Jim Ferguson (@JimFergusonUK) July 15, 2024
A fitting reminder of Yousasf’s brief tenure —
Scotland’s Christian values under attack as the SNP’s unelected First Minister of Scotland Humza Yousaf leads Islamic prayers in Bute House on his first day in office.
How much more Islamisation can the country take? pic.twitter.com/HRTU6CoVHB
— UK Justice Forum 🇬🇧 Latest Video News Updates! (@Justice_forum) March 29, 2023
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Former Scottish leader faces probe over money for Gaza – Telegraph
Humza Yousaf’s relatives were reportedly given passage out of the besieged enclave a day after Edinburgh paid money to UNRWA
RT
The Scottish government is set to investigate the country’s former first minister, Humza Yousaf, over a £250,000 donation made by Edinburgh to the UN Palestinian refugee agency, UNRWA, when his relatives were trapped in Gaza, The Telegraph has reported.

Yousaf is facing accusations of a conflict of interest and a breach of the ministerial code by interfering in the distribution of foreign aid, the paper said in an article on Saturday.
The former first minister is married to fellow Scottish National Party (SNP) member Nadia El-Nakla, who was born to a Palestinian father and a Scottish mother. El-Nakla’s parents, who had traveled to Gaza to visit relatives, got stuck in the enclave amid the escalation that followed an incursion into Israel by Hamas on October 7 last year, the article said.
According to The Telegraph, a donation of £250,000 (around $325,000) from the Scottish government to UNRWA was officially announced on November 2, 2023. The next day, Yousaf’s father-in-law and mother-in-law were given safe passage out of the besieged Gaza Strip through the Rafah crossing on the border with Egypt.
Yousaf, who resigned as first minister in April as he faced a vote of no confidence in the Scottish parliament after the collapse of a coalition between SNP and the Greens, previously denied there was any connection between the money transfer and the escape of his in-laws.
In March, UNRWA also insisted that it “had no role in the situation regarding the first minister’s extended family, and any suggestion of a conflict of interest in this matter would be completely untrue.”
The Telegraph said it has now learned that the authorities in Edinburgh are conducting a “review of the processes involved in our response to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza” under Yousaf’s leadership.
It was earlier reported that Yousaf had ordered the donation of £250,000 in taxpayers’ money to UNRWA despite other officials advising him to send it to the UN children’s agency, UNICEF.
The donation to Gaza was made from Scotland’s £10 million International Development Fund, which was intended for projects in four “partner” countries – Malawi, Rwanda, Zambia and Pakistan.
The UK, of which Scotland is a part, has currently suspended all funding for UNRWA due to claims by Israel that some of its workers were involved in the October 7 attack, in which some 1,200 people lost their lives and 250 others were taken hostage.
At least 38,584 people have been killed and some 88,881 others wounded in Israel’s airstrikes and ground offensive in Gaza over the past nine months, according to the Palestinian enclave’s health ministry. A study published in The Lancet medical journal last week suggested that the actual death toll could be five times higher, exceeding 186,000.
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“Haaretz confirms Israel killed its own people on 7 October, with Asa Winstanley”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpQVg0R_NPc
“The UK, of which Scotland is a part, has currently suspended all funding for UNRWA due to claims by Israel that some of its workers were involved in the October 7 attack, in which some 1,200 people lost their lives and 250 others were taken hostage.”
All of that is such old news, I’m surprised the updates are not being quoted. 1) israel LIED about UNWRA to shut down ICJ-ordered humanitarian aid to prevent the intended mass death by famine in Gaza; never has an organization of 30,000 been shut down for allegations without proof against a dozen staff; 2) Israel itself was responsible for many of the alleged 1200 deaths, using its Hannibal Directive4 to require Israeli troops to mass murder Israelis in their homes and in vehicles headed for Gaza to prevent their being kidnapped for a prisoner exchange – noting that some 10,000 Palestinians are currently languishing and dying in Israeli torture jails, most without charge or trial.