The Turkish Supreme Court has upheld the 2020 conviction of Abdulkadir Masharipov, who killed 39 people at the Reina nightclub in Istanbul in 2017. He was sentenced to 40 life sentences and 1,368 years in prison on each count.

Hamas has made a firm promise to Moscow to release Russian citizen Alexander Trufanov, who was held hostage in Gaza. The Russian ambassador to Israel noted that Trufanov is the only Russian held captive in Gaza.

According to initial reports, 16 people have died and 8 are missing after floods and landslides caused by heavy rainfall on the Indonesian island of Java.

Syria has canceled a 49-year lease agreement for the port of Tartus to the Russian company Stroytransgaz, signed under Bashar Assad in 2019. All revenues from the port's operations will be used in the interests of the Syrian state.

Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov has signed a law restricting the practice of preaching. The document prohibits door-to-door preaching. Japarov stressed that he is not against religion, but stressed that preaching to Islam should be done in a way that does not cause inconvenience to anyone, such as at weddings, funerals, markets and other crowded places.

We continue to publish "The Carnation and the Thorn" by the late commander and leader of the Hamas Palestinian Liberation Movement, Yahya Sinwar. Part 24.

A 30-year-old Moroccan man attacked Jews with a knife in Tel Aviv, wounding several, including a soldier who had fought in the war in Gaza. The attacker was killed at the scene.

The death toll from a fire at a ski resort in Turkey's Bolu province has risen to 76. A day of mourning has been declared in the country. The President of Uzbekistan sent his condolences to the Turkish leader.

So the answer to the question "what if?" is probably chaos. Trump will solve any issue that satisfies his supporters at any time. Aside from the slogan "Make America Great Again," Trump has no ideology, no platform, no foreign policy plan; his only attitude is to understand how any situation will benefit America.

Turkey may resume trade relations with Israel if the peace achieved in Gaza is "permanent," Nail Olpak, head of the Foreign Economic Relations Council (DEIK), said on Tuesday.