War between Israel and Hamas: death toll exceeds 1,000, bodies of those who died at the festival were piled up

As the death toll in the Hamas attacks on Israel on Saturday morning and the subsequent Israeli air operation against the Gaza Strip surpassed 1,100, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met with his US counterparts yesterday. .USA and the countries of the region.

According to the US State Department statement, Secretary of State Anthony Blinken called on Turkey to continue active diplomacy during the meeting and it was stated that the US is focused on the release of the hostages at this stage.

Fidan also met with his counterparts from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, Iran, Spain, Jordan and Palestine.

Hamas launched a series of attacks on Saturday against cities near Israel’s Gaza Strip. In the bloodiest attacks since the Yom Kippur War, 700 Israelis lost their lives and dozens were taken hostage.

It emerged that the young woman who was murdered and stripped semi-naked on Saturday was a tattoo artist from Germany.

At least 400 people, including 20 children, lost their lives in Israeli attacks on homes, residences of Hamas leaders and tunnels in Gaza.

Aerial photographs of the festival area have been published.a

The Israeli Foreign Ministry also revealed the extent of Hamas violence with a photo it shared… Authorities announced that 260 participants lost their lives in the Supernova Festival massacre held near the Gaza Strip. In the images shared, many bodies were seen stacked on top of each other inside a tent.

Israeli media announced that there was no news of father Mark Peretz, 50, and his daughter, who went to the festival area to save his daughter Maya, 20, who was attending the festival.

Israeli officials also stated that efforts are continuing to identify the 260 participants who lost their lives at the festival.

DAMN DEMAND TO THE RELATIVES OF THE DEAD

The survivors of the attack told how the incident occurred… It was stated that the music stopped around 06:30 in the morning and that beforehand there was a very calm and peaceful atmosphere, but after that time the emergency alert sirens sounded.

The festival participants tried to escape the attack in this way.

Shortly afterward, it was reported that Hamas militants cut off the electricity in the area and entered the area with 4×4 vehicles, and at the same time missiles were launched. It was learned that many festival participants hid in the bush area, but the terrorists shot the civilians one by one.

Israeli media reported that it took the army five hours to arrive here.

While it was claimed that 260 of the festival participants died, authorities asked relatives of the deceased to identify them. Authorities stated: “Bring personal items such as combs and toothbrushes for identification and DNA testing.”

CALL FOR CALM FROM ERDOĞAN

President Tayyip Erdoğan also referred to the conflicts in his speech yesterday, saying: “We are determined to intensify and continue the diplomatic efforts we have initiated to restore tranquility.”

Twin babies living in the Gaza Strip lost their lives in Israel’s retaliation.

Erdoğan stated that unfortunately the entire region, together with the Palestinians and the Israelis, pays the price for delays in the establishment of justice: “The realization of an independent Palestinian state based on the 1967 borders, with geographical integrity and with Jerusalem as its capital is an irreversible necessity.”