Israeli Prisoner: “Netanyahu, You Killed My Wife and Children”

Hamas’s armed wing, Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, published images of Yarden Bibas, whose wife and two young children were killed in an Israeli air strike on Gaza Strip yesterday. Addressing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Bibas said, “You killed my wife and children. Instead of returning them to their homes with agreements, you killed them. […]

Bundestag Deliberates New Citizenship Law Amidst Protests

The discussion at the Bundestag yesterday revolved around a new citizenship law aimed at streamlining the path to German citizenship for foreign residents. However, the law faced opposition, prompting additional conditions and limitations to be added to the draft. Several immigrant non-governmental organizations, including the German Turkish Community (TGD) and the Berlin-Brandenburg Turkish Community (TBB), […]

London Rally Mourns Gaza Children with Symbolic Coffins

Israel’s assaults on the Gaza Strip sparked widespread protests in London. A pro-Palestinian group convened in the city to denounce Israel’s actions by placing over 450 symbolic children’s coffins along the street adjacent to the Prime Minister’s Residence. These coffins served as a poignant memorial to the Palestinian children tragically killed in the Israeli attacks. […]

Dog Breeders in South Korea Protest Dog Meat Ban

Roughly 200 farmers, who breed and keep dogs for human consumption, staged a protest against the government’s dog meat ban near the presidential office in South Korea’s Seoul. Some of the protestors were stopped before releasing caged dogs into the street in front of the presidential office.

Türkiye’s Uzungöl Takes on Beauty of Winter

Uzungöl, one of Türkiye’s most popular tourist spots in the Çaykara district of Trabzon, was captured by a drone after a heavy snowfall. The lake, which attracts great attention with its pine trees and lush green vegetation covering the area in the summer months, took on a magnificent beauty due to the thick layer of […]

Lenticular Clouds Appear over Türkiye’s Mount Süphan

Two lenticular clouds formed over the 4058-meter-tall Süphan Mountain, situated in the Adilcevaz district of Türkiye’s Bitlis province. These clouds, emerging after intermittent snowfall in recent days, were observed with excitement by city residents. “It’s an intriguing sight around Mount Süphan today. We’ve seen and photographed it; it’s a stunning view. We highly recommend everyone […]

Istanbul’s Dams Replenished by Recent Heavy Rainfal

The recent rainfall in Istanbul, following a dry spell, remains a crucial source for the city’s water supply from its dams. Over the last two days, heavy rain has significantly boosted the water levels in these reservoirs. According to ISKI (Istanbul Water and Sewerage Administration) data, the dam occupancy has surged to 31.03 percent. Notably, […]

Aid Delivery to Gaza Strip Continues

Humanitarian aid trucks continue to enter the Gaza Strip. The Palestinian Red Crescent stated that 21 trucks of aid were delivered to Gaza City and settlements in the north of the strip yesterday. The distribution of 254 aid trucks has been carried out successfully since the beginning of the humanitarian crisis, and vital aid, such […]

Sheep Spotted Circling Around Trees in Türkiye

A scene reminiscent of sheep endlessly circling for 12 days on a farm in China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region occurred in Afyonkarahisar, Türkiye. Upon noticing the flock’s return, the owner, equipped with a drone, recorded the spectacle and intervened to avert the sheep’s potential peril. The incident unfolded on the plateau in Tınastepe town, Sinanpaşa […]

Israel and Hamas Agree to Extend Ceasefire for At Least 1 More Day

Israel and Hamas agreed to extend the 6-day humanitarian pause for at least 1 more day in order to continue the prisoner exchange process. Majed al-Ansari, spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Qatari administration, which mediates between Israel and Hamas, said, “The Palestinian and Israeli sides agreed to extend the humanitarian pause […]