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Three years of ongoing conflict and humanitarian destruction in Gaza.
Drawing attention to what happened in Gaza, Kar said, "3 days ago, we left behind the third year of the genocide. For 1095 days, there has been a systematic massacre of children, women, old people and young people. In the 21st century, in this age of technology where everything is recorded, it is a genocide that they deny as if they are mocking our minds. Now we are in a very deep sleep of heedlessness. Even thousands of tons of bombs cannot wake us up. Our hearts do not hear the trembling cries of mothers. What we see on the screen." "The images don't make our hearts ache. Babies can't even cry this time because they leave their mothers' wombs for the afterlife," he said.
Inviting people to boycott, Kar said: "Like praying with our tears as intercessors, like boycotting those who support the oppressor, like doing actions, protests, like raising a child, whatever we can do, like carrying water to the fire, throwing stones with a sling, without saying 'will it be with me?' We pray to our Lord for a generation that will be conscientious with the conscience of the Messenger of Allah, a state leader who went to condole with the child whose bird died." "We hope for a generation honored with the honor of the people of Gaza for the salvation of the ummah. We hope that the seeds we plant will sprout and we will have generations that will shine brightly in the judgment day."
EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaja Kallas stated that the pressure on Moscow should be increased, citing Russia's civilian attacks and hybrid threats. The EU is preparing the 22nd sanctions package targeting the Russian defense industry.
In London, hundreds of thousands of Palestinian supporters marched from Victoria Embankment to Downing Street to protest Israeli attacks in Gaza and Britain's support for Israel. Activists called for an immediate ceasefire and arms embargo.
The Yemeni government brought the Houthis' ballistic missile and UAV attack on Aden International Airport on October 7 to the UN. It was emphasized that the attack violated civil aviation security and international law, and a call was made to cut off military support to the Houthis.
The German government announced that it is committed to sanctions against Russia and is independent of Russian oil, despite the US decision to ship Russian diesel fuel. The German Fuel and Energy Association stated that the impact of the decision on domestic market prices will be limited.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas postponed the general elections, planned to be held on November 28, 2026, by combining them with the presidential elections to September 11, 2027. The decision was taken citing Israel's attacks and security restrictions in the region.

The airport management asked passengers to contact their airlines to check their flight status. The warning came after the Houthis attacked King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh.