The Kurdish reaction to this tragic attack: Turkey is culpable for the rise of IS, that the state has directly and indirectly supported the terrorist group, and that Ankara has used IS as a proxy in a war against Kurdish forces in Rojava.

Bülent Arınç explained the security measures for Turkey-Syria border. Security Policies Expert, Mete Yarar, stated 4 billion Turkish liras were allocated from the budget for the project.

CHP rejected HDP’s call for “emergency parliamentary meeting”. 110 signatures of deputies are needed for emergency meeting in parliament.

HDP Co-Chair Selahattin Demirtaş called for Turkey’s parliament to hold an emergency meeting.

HDP Co-Chair Figen Yüksekdağ talked in Suruç district: Turkey’s ruling party is joint offender of this massacre. Military operations, massacres and hate speech paved the way for it.

The President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said “Terror has no religion, nation or land” related to Suruç explosion.

AKP Leader’s Chief Advisor Hüseyin Çelik perceived AKP-CHP coalition more possible “It provides 390 deputies and majority as 66%. I think it is sustainable with a good coalition protocol.”

HDP deputy Paylan reminded bridge toll was free on Ramadan Feast and Feast of Sacrifice and asked why it wasn’t free on Easter.

HDP pointed out 10% election threshold was an obstacle for democratization and gave legislative proposal for threshold to be abolished.

PM Davutoğlu and his delegation came together with CHP Leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu and four members of CHP. First meeting of coalition was held in CHP Headquarters.

HDP Co-Chair Selahattin Demirtaş told KCK didn’t mention a total ceasefire. He indicated that incidents were reflected differently on the media.

Group Deputy Chairman of MHP, Yusuf Halaçoğlu, is unseated from his position since he said “If we had supported Republican People’s Party, people would have pushed us too far saying you chose an irreligious party.”