"The United Nations is an organization established to prevent threats to peace and security and to create friendly relations among nations. However, unfortunately, in these times of intensive warfare and conflict, we see that the United Nations' efforts for peace are insufficient," said an İHD executive.

Reminding everyone of the increasing attacks on Rojava, Bünger stated, "In these attacks, civilians, including women and children, have been killed, and the infrastructure of residential areas has been bombed."

DİSK/Enerji-Sen stated, "After the meeting between Fırat Aksa executives and the workers' representative delegation, an agreement has been reached regarding the fulfillment of the demands."

Additionally, 2,650 kilograms of marijuana, 3,450,000 cannabis plants, 1,200,000 skunk plants, and 121 kilograms of skunk were seized.

Minister of National Education, Yusuf Tekin, announced that a one-minute moment of silence would be observed today during flag ceremonies in primary and secondary schools to commemorate those who lost their lives in Palestine.

Earlier this week, Israel had warned its citizens to leave Turkey over concerns of revenge attacks.

The trial of Haluk Kalafat, former co-editor-in-chief and Elif Akgül, former editor of bianet, who are facing charges of "publicly insulting the Turkish nation" was held yesterday at the Istanbul 2nd Criminal Court of First Instance.

Lawyer Hüseyin Ersöz stated that the attempt to discharge TRT correspondent Akkuş from the hospital and take her to the courthouse under police custody was unlawful. He also informed that his client has been administered excessive medications to enable her discharge from the hospital.

It has been announced that around 700 people in the Gaza Strip, including 322 Turkish citizens, 104 Northern Cypriot citizens, 214 Turkish citizens' relatives who are Palestinians, and 55 personnel from various institutions, are waiting for evacuation to Turkey.

During the search of a house, the police confiscated a photograph of Pelda Sağlam, a YPJ (Women's Defense Units) member who lost her life in clashes with ISIS in Kobanî in 2014.

We talked with Güneş Murat Tezcür, the Director of the School of Politics and Global Studies at Arizona State University, about Rojava, Palestine, and Turkey.

The 1st Penal Chamber of the İzmir Regional Court of Justice has upheld the aggravated life sentence and the additional 9-year prison term for Onur Gencer, who was responsible for the killing of Deniz Poyraz. Attorney Türkan Aslan Ağaç, who represents the case, expressed concerns that they are attempting to swiftly conclude the case with the punishment solely assigned to the perpetrator, Onur Gencer.

"At least 22 civil society organization leaders, employees, and members were subjected to direct or indirect judicial harassment within one year as part of investigations and prosecutions."

"There are practices by the law enforcement that apply disproportionate force. The expert report also mentioned interruptions that concealed the police intervention," said lawyer Aylin Onursev.

A teacher reported to the gendarmerie that a police officer had allegedly sexually abused his 15-year-old student.

The exhibition titled "Dreamer Architecture - Architecture of Free Tools" consists of assemblages created by Ali Artun over the years, where tools such as compasses, scissors, clamps, calipers, and hourglasses come together to form various compositions.

The platform has yet to appoint a legal representative in the country.

"There's not a minute to lose. Right now, Israel must cease its bombardment. Immediately, Europe and America must stop supporting it and stop treating Israel as above the law. Turkey must immediately, right now, cut its commercial ties with Israel."

A significant portion of those surveyed expressed feeling "helpless." About 25.5% of participants said they felt "disgruntled" after the elections, while 22% mentioned feeling "angry."

In its article titled "What actions are considered war crimes?" DW Turkish had written that the bombing of places like schools or apartment buildings may not be considered a war crime if deemed militarily necessary according to international law.