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Family of Scottish Hamas victim are ‘missing a great man’

Ms Schosloff said she was wary in the period after the attack but has spent the past year speaking to people she has met in her work and private life.

“The people I’ve met, I’ve told everybody what happened to Bernard because it’s so important that everybody knows the human face from it. It’s one of our own.

“I love being Scottish. I mean I’m Scottish, British and Jewish and I’m proud of everything. And I love the Scottish people. I haven’t had any bad feelings towards me.”

She said she prays for peace in the region, which has been engulfed in fighting since the 7 October attack.

“I would love there to be peace but not just the Israelis. The Palestinians, the Lebanese, I would love there to be peace.

“I want people to be able to go into their own homes; 80,000 Israelis are displaced at the moment. My friends and family are displaced as well as the Palestinians and Lebanese.

“I want them to be able to go to their own homes, be able to bring their children up, be able to get jobs and to be able to live in harmony with their neighbours.”


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