
Israel claimed that Mohammed Abu Alvan was killed in the attack in Khan Younis in the south of Gaza.
AI-generated summary
Long-running conflicts and targeted assassination operations between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip continue.
Israel claimed that Mohammed Abu Alvan, one of Hamas's senior financial officials, was killed in the attack in Khan Younis in the south of the Gaza Strip.
After the joint operation carried out by the Israeli army and Shin Bet, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz argued that Abu Alvan was the head of Hamas' financial affairs unit.
In his statement regarding the operation, Katz praised the activities of the Israeli army and Shin Bet, and stated that they would continue to target Hamas executives and members.
Katz stated that they will continue to target Hamas's financial resources and infrastructure, and that they will not allow the organization to regain power.
According to Reuters, based on local health officials, Muhammad Abu Alvan and Osama Abu Hater lost their lives in the Israeli attack on a vehicle west of Khan Younis. It was reported that two people were injured in the attack.
There has not yet been an independently verified statement from Hamas regarding Abu Alvan's death and Israel's statements regarding him.
Norwegian public broadcaster NRK has conveyed its concerns about Israel's participation in the Eurovision Song Contest to the EBU. Suspicion was expressed that the audience vote was politicized and did not reflect the best song.

Palestinians held a demonstration to draw attention to the water crisis in the Gaza Strip, which has deepened after Israel blocked the entry of fuel and equipment. Water treatment plants came to a halt.

While AKP's President Erdoğan was in New York for the UN General Assembly, an LGBTI+ solidarity declaration featuring Zeki Müren was published in Times Square.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs commemorated the Muslim Turkish civilians who lost their lives on the 205th anniversary of the Tripoliçe massacre that took place in the Peloponnese in 1821.
TİHEK President Muhittin Şahin, in his statement at the International Forensic Medicine Days Congress in Antalya, reacted to the situation in Gaza by drawing attention to the relationship between forensic medicine and human rights violations.

A collapse occurred on the road in Keçiören due to the heavy rain in Ankara. As a result of the open earth fill in the infrastructure work shifting with flood waters, 20 parked cars fell into the pit and were damaged.