The grieving father had a nervous breakdown when he returned home and found his twins, whom he had gone to get their birth certificates for, dead.

The footage of Palestinian Muhammed Abu AlQumsan crying and having a nervous breakdown after losing his twin babies and wife in an Israeli attack in Gaza four days ago has become a trending topic on social media. Many officials have condemned the attack.

In a statement from the Palestinian Presidency Office, it was stated that Muhammed Abu AlQumsan, a grieving Palestinian father and husband who had to flee from the destroyed north of Gaza, is holding the birth certificates of his newborn twins who were killed along with their mother in Israel's indiscriminate air attack on Gaza when they were only four days old. The statement mentioned that the father went out to get the birth certificates of his newborn twins and when he returned, it was stated that he lost both his children and his wife in the Israeli attack.

"PUT AN END TO THIS CRIMINAL PARTNERSHIP"

In his message, former First Minister of Scotland, Hamza Yusuf, said, "Our children will ask how we allowed such a massacre to happen right in front of our eyes. How will we answer them? What crime did these four-day-old twins commit? Were they also from Hamas? Where are the sanctions against Israel? In the face of such inhumanity, some people still choose silence." Zarah Sultana, a Member of Parliament for the UK Labour Party, stated in her comments on the footage, "Despite overwhelming evidence of Israel committing war crimes, the UK government continues to export weapons to Israel. Put an end to this criminal partnership. Suspend all arms sales immediately."

Another Member of Parliament from the Labour Party, Richard Burgon, said, "This is absolutely horrifying. Israel is committing war crimes day by day. The UK must end its arms sales to Israel."