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Yousaf took control of the Scottish National Party and of Scotland following the SNP leadership election on March 27, 2023. His installation as leader is highly controversial as he relied on second-preference votes to defeat his nearest rival, Kate Forbes, who was preferred by the Scottish general public.<ref name="SNPvote23" /> At 37, Yousaf became the youngest ruler of Scotland to-date, and he first leader of any major British party to conform to the [[pagan]] ideology of [[Islam]].<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/news/scottish-parliament-to-confirm-yousaf-as-first-minister/ Scottish parliament to confirm Yousaf as first minister]</ref>

Yousaf took control of the Scottish National Party and of Scotland following the SNP leadership election on March 27, 2023. His installation as leader is highly controversial as he relied on second-preference votes to defeat his nearest rival, Kate Forbes, who was preferred by the Scottish general public.<ref name="SNPvote23" /> At 37, Yousaf became the youngest ruler of Scotland to-date, and he first leader of any major British party to conform to the [[pagan]] ideology of [[Islam]].<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/news/scottish-parliament-to-confirm-yousaf-as-first-minister/ Scottish parliament to confirm Yousaf as first minister]</ref>

=== Yousaf Viziership (2023 - present) ===

=== Yousaf Viziership (2023 - 2024) ===

Following Yousaf's takeover of Scotland on March 28, 2023, his cabinet appointments became the subject of criticism. His appointment of Shona Robison as deputy First Minister was particularly controversial because, in her past role as the secretary responsible for '[[social justice]]', she was responsible for pushing the widely despised trans-fascist policies that brought about the collapse of the Sturgeon Führership.<ref>[https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1751969/Humza-Yousaf-Shona-Robison-Deputy Humza Yousaf appoints minister behind Scotland’s gender reform bill as his deputy]</ref>

Following Yousaf's takeover of Scotland on March 28, 2023, his cabinet appointments became the subject of criticism. His appointment of Shona Robison as deputy First Minister was particularly controversial because, in her past role as the secretary responsible for '[[social justice]]', she was responsible for pushing the widely despised trans-fascist policies that brought about the collapse of the Sturgeon Führership.<ref>[https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1751969/Humza-Yousaf-Shona-Robison-Deputy Humza Yousaf appoints minister behind Scotland’s gender reform bill as his deputy]</ref>

Humza Yousaf became embroiled in an antisemitism row on 30 January 2024 as his speech on International Holocaust Memorial Day made no mention of the Jews that were killed in the genocide perpetrated by [[Nazi Germany]] (1933-1945). At the same time, "Useless" Yousaf also came under fire for failing to cancel funding to a UN agency with suspected links to Hamas.<ref>[https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1860745/Humza-Yousaf-Holocaust-Memorial-Speech-Jews Humza Yousaf sparks huge backlash for ignoring Jewish people in Holocaust Memorial speech]</ref>

Humza Yousaf became embroiled in an antisemitism row on 30 January 2024 as his speech on International Holocaust Memorial Day made no mention of the Jews that were killed in the genocide perpetrated by [[Nazi Germany]] (1933-1945). At the same time, "Useless" Yousaf also came under fire for failing to cancel funding to a UN agency with suspected links to Hamas.<ref>[https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1860745/Humza-Yousaf-Holocaust-Memorial-Speech-Jews Humza Yousaf sparks huge backlash for ignoring Jewish people in Holocaust Memorial speech]</ref>

== Policies, views and behavior ==

== Policies, views and behavior ==