A demonstration in support of Palestine took place in the city of Marneuli in southern Georgia. About 100 participants held Palestinian flags and recited prayers. As the akhund (head of the Muslim clergy) of the Marneuli Red Mosque Gadzhi Gadzhiev noted, people gathered in order to “raise their voices against the Zionist Israeli regime” and against the torture of the “oppressed Palestinian population.”

The Presidium of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Russian Federation condemned anti-Semitic incidents in Dagestan. Muslim leaders emphasize that attempts to turn political conflicts into an interreligious war must not be allowed.

The riots at the Makhachkala airport were operated from the territory of Ukraine, said the head of Dagestan Sergei Melikov.

The Federal Air Transport Agency announced that due to the entry of unknown persons onto the apron of the Makhachkala airport, a decision was made to temporarily close it. The planes that were supposed to land in Makhachkala were redirected to alternate airfields - in Sochi, Kavminvody and Moscow.

Assistant to the head of Chechnya, Minister of National Policy, External Relations, Information and Press Akhmed Dudayev called not to succumb to provocations and not to transfer the negative attitude towards Israel’s policy towards Palestine to the entire Jewish people.

In the capital of Kabardino-Balkaria, Nalchik, unknown persons set fire to a Jewish cultural center under construction. Before this, the inscription “death to the Yahuds” appeared on the wall. The word "Yahud" in Islam refers to Jews.

The muftis of the North Caucasus have repeatedly spoken out in support of the people of Palestine and called on Muslims to pray for them.

Local residents gathered in front of the government house in Cherkessk. They came with a demand not to allow Israeli refugees into the North Caucasus. The number of people exceeded 200 people.

The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, announced the creation of a battalion named after. Baysangur Benoevsky as part of the Russian Guard.
“I am confident that the new battalion will become one of the most effective and elite in the Russian Guard system. I wish all the personnel of our new unit success in their further service for the benefit of the Fatherland - Russia!” – Kadyrov wrote in a telegram.

A court in Makhachkala sentenced local resident Makhmud Ibadulaev to two years and two months in prison. He was found guilty of involvement in the activities of an extremist organization called “Citizens of the USSR.”