Istanbul experienced a sombre atmosphere following a deadly attack by three suicide bombers at Ataturk International Airport, resulting in at least 41 fatalities and over 200 injuries. The city, known for its bustling streets, was unusually quiet as residents stayed indoors and police presence increased. The attack has deeply affected the Turkish people's psyche, particularly during the Ramadan period. No group has claimed responsibility, but Turkish authorities suspect ISIS. The attack's timing follows Turkey's announcement to normalize relations with Israel, leading to speculation about its connection to the recent Turkish-Israeli agreement on Syrian oil rights.