In the final declaration of the “Road to Peace: Memory and Justice” conference held by the Human Rights Association (İHD) in Amed (Diyarbakır), participants called on building social peace. The gathering emphasized the importance of collective responsibility, truth, and justice for a lasting peace process.
The Syrian Democratic Council (MSD) condemned the massacre that took place yesterday in the Mar Elyas church in Damascus.
As the Iran-Israel war enters its 11th day, East Kurdistan-based political analyst Rizgar Roşanî stated that the Iranian regime is on the brink of collapse or overthrow. He emphasized that at such a historic turning point, Kurdish political forces must act responsibly and in coordination to safeguard the national interests and fundamental rights of the Kurdish people.
Kurdish People’s Leader Abdullah Öcalan stated that holding the Kurdish National Congress is a priority agenda item and invited everyone to take responsibility for the realisation of the congress.
Families participating in a meeting organised by the Human Rights Association (İHD) to bring together the families of PKK members and soldiers who lost their lives in the conflicts stated that they could achieve peace by joining hands to prevent such tragedies from happening again.
Speaking at the “Paving Way for Peace” conference, Bülent Arınç reminded Bahçeli’s call to Öcalan and said, “Why should he speak in Parliament? Let him speak on the streets.” Politician Gültan Kışanak said, “Let’s create social negotiation tables.”
DEM Party MP Ömer Öcalan stated that Kurds are in love with peace and solution, “We need an honourable peace” he said.
The “Road to Peace: Memory and Justice” meeting, “road map for peace” was discussed.
Delivering the opening speech of the conference "Opening the Road to Peace", Rıza Türmen said, "Peace can only be achieved by eliminating the reasons that lead to the weapons. The democracy front should propose a democratic solution to the Kurdish issue."
Cizîr Municipality Fire Brigade Directorate, which carried out the fire inspection of the hotel of Kamil Atak, one of the defendants of the “unidentified murders” in Şirnex, and reported the deficiencies, was raided with a gun by Atak’s relatives.
“Öcalan’s being in free working conditions is of key importance for peace,” said writer Ertuğrul Mavioğlu, who said that the applications to the Ministry of Justice as part of the “I want to visit Öcalan” campaign are continuing.
The release of Besra Erol, mother of Evrim Deniz Erol, one of the 33 people who lost their lives in the attack organised by ISIS in Pirsûs, was postponed once again by the Administration and Observation Board.
Hossein Shariatmadari, one of the leading advisors of Iran's religious leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, made an open threat to the US and called for the closure of the STrait of Hormuz.
Emin Gezici, the father of Birindar Gezici who was arrested in Agirî after being subjected to torture with pliers, said that his son suffered 50 per cent vision loss and his treatment was prevented.
The US announced that they struck Iran's nuclear facilities with aircraft. Addressing the nation afterwards, Donald Trump stated that Iran's key uranium enrichment facilities were "completely and totally obliterated".