In response to the recent escalation of violence in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine, prominent figures from various fields continue to express their support for the Palestinian cause. Among them is former German professional footballer Mesut Ozil, known for his advocacy on social and humanitarian issues.

Taking to his social media account, Ozil, a vocal supporter of 'Free Palestine' for a significant period, condemned the recent attacks on innocent civilians, especially children, in the conflict-stricken region.

Amidst the ongoing turmoil, Ozil shared his anguish over the continuous bombardment, emphasizing the tragic loss of life and calling for an end to the conflict.

“Can there be any reason in this world to drop bombs every day, every hour on innocent human beings and especially on young children to kill them!? Definitely nooot!!! This is such a nightmare - Where is humanity, people? πŸ’”πŸ‡΅πŸ‡Έ #FreePalestine” he wrote on his X account on Tuesday after Israel’s raid on Gaza hospital killed at least 500 people including children

On October 13, he posted a heartfelt message, stating, “Praying for humanity. 🀲🏼 Praying for peace. πŸ€²πŸΌπŸ‡΅πŸ‡Έ Innocent people and especially innocent kids are losing their lives in the war - on both sides. It's so heartbreaking & sad. πŸ˜₯πŸ’” PLEASE STOP THE WAR!!! ❌❌❌”

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Istanbul (AP): NATO defences on Friday intercepted a ballistic missile fired from Iran over Turkiye, the Defense Ministry said.

It marked the third such incident since the start of the Iran war.

Turkiyes Defence Ministry said the missile was destroyed by NATO air defences deployed in the eastern Mediterranean. Residents in the southern city of Adana reported hearing a loud explosion and sirens sounding at Incirlik Air Base, which is used by US forces, in the early hours of Friday.

No casualties were reported.

This week, NATO deployed an additional Patriot air defense system in the southeastern province of Malatya, where the Kurecik radar station is based.

The Defence Ministry stressed Thursday that Incirlik is a Turkish base – and that the foreign troop presence doesn't alter the base's status – in an apparent response to warnings from Tehran to regional countries not to host US military bases.