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Tensions in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights remain high after a deadly strike on July 27 that killed 12 Druze children, with fears escalating that the conflict in the region may widen to new fronts.

Hundreds of thousands of people gather at Istanbul's Ayasofya Square to mourn the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh and support Palestinians in Gaza.

Filistinli kardeşlerimizle aynı safta olduğumuzu göstermek ve Şehit İsmail Heniyye’nin vasiyetini yerine getirmek üzere Ayasofya Meydanı'nda buluştuk. Adil bir dünya için Filistin'i desteklemekten vazgeçmeyeceğiz. 🇹🇷🇵🇸 We assembled at Hagia Sophia Square to demonstrate our solidarity with our Palestinian brothers and sisters and to honor the will of Martyr Ismail Haniyeh. Our commitment to supporting Palestine for a just world remains unwavering.

Mourners around the world attended absentee funeral prayers for slain political chief of Hamas Ismail Haniyeh, who was assassinated by Israel on July 31. Türkiye, Pakistan, Indonesia, Yemen and occupied East Jerusalem were among the places people flocked to honour Haniyeh. Here are some scenes from the mosques in those countries.

Katar’ın başkenti Doha’da bazı binalara İran’ın başkenti Tahran’da suikasta uğrayan Hamas Siyasi Büro Başkanı İsmail Heniyye’nin fotoğrafı ile Filistin bayrağı yansıtıldı.

Turkish people have gathered at Ayasofya Grand Mosque in Türkiye’s Istanbul to honour Ismail Haniyeh, who was assassinated by Israel in Tehran on July 31. The Hamas political chief’s burial was held in Qatar’s Doha earlier in the day. Türkiye also declared Friday a day of national mourning.

Türkiye, Bilgi ve İletişim Teknolojileri Kurumu (BTK) tarafından alınan kararla Instagram'a erişimi engelledi. Yasağın, Instagram'ın öldürülen Hamas lideri İsmail Haniyeh için başsağlığı dileyen gönderileri ve hikayeleri kaldırmasıyla ilgili olduğu bildiriliyor. Türkiye, 57,1 milyon aktif kullanıcısı ile en çok Instagram kullanıcısı olan beşinci ülke oldu ve bu da etki önemli. Dürüst bağımsız Müslüman gazeteciliği fon: http://support.islamchannel.tv #news #instagram #meta #turkey #turkiye

İsmail Haniye'nin ğiyabi cenaze namazından bir kare Yemen