Turkish youth raided a German ship carrying ammunition to the Zionist regime

A group protested in front of the German-flagged "Kathrin" commercial ship heading to the occupied territories at Istanbul's Haydarpaşa Port.

The group, waving Palestinian flags, stated that the ship was carrying weapons and explosives to occupied territories. The protesters, who said they would not leave the ship, chanted the takbir and chanted the slogans "Down with Israel" and "Down with Kathrin, get out of Turkey."

It was announced that 11,923 students were martyred and 19,199 students were injured as a result of the attacks launched by Zionist Israel on the Gaza Strip and the West Bank on October 7, 2023. The Palestinian Ministry of Education and Higher Education announced that 11,923 students were martyred and 19,199 students were injured as a result of the attacks launched by Israel on the Gaza Strip and the West Bank on October 7, 2023.

In a statement today, the ministry stated that the number of students martyred in Gaza reached 11,808, while the number of injured students reached 18,596. In the West Bank, 115 students were martyred, 603 students were injured, and 450 students were arrested. In addition, it was reported that 561 teachers and administrative staff were martyred in Gaza and the West Bank, 3,729 were injured, and more than 148 were arrested in the West Bank.

The ministry announced that 341 public schools, universities and buildings affiliated with these institutions, as well as 65 schools belonging to the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), were bombed and damaged in the Gaza Strip; 138 of these were severely damaged and 77 were completely destroyed. It stated that 84 schools and 7 universities in the West Bank faced raids and destruction.

The ministry emphasized that 788 thousand students in Gaza have not been able to attend their schools and universities since the attacks began, that most students have suffered psychological trauma and are facing difficult health conditions. It also stated that the frequent raids carried out by the occupation forces in Jenin and Tulkerem have caused students to feel fear in their schools.