#PrayforTurkey: World Stands in Solidarity With Istanbul Victims

Three suicide bombers killed 36 people and injured 147 at the Ataturk Airport in Istanbul.

On Tuesday night in Istanbul, three suicide bombers opened fire at the Ataturk Airport before blowing themselves up.

36 people were killed, 147 were injured and millions of hearts were broken in the attack.

As the hashtag #PrayforTurkey trends on Twitter, people from around the world expressed their solidarity with the victims of the attack.

Prime Minister Modi Condemns the Attack

Attack in Istanbul is inhuman & horrific. I condemn it strongly. My thoughts are with bereaved families. May the injured recover quickly.

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) June 29, 2016

Pray for Turkey, Pray for the World

Turkey is by far one of the most cultural and loving countries I've visited thus far. #PrayForTurkey

— Carlos Slim (@BOSS_HOGGN) June 29, 2016

Before you fall asleep #PrayForTurkey #PrayForTheWorld

— Danneel HarrisAckles (@DanneelHarris) June 29, 2016

A Reminder That Terrorism Has No Religion

Terrorism has no religion, I can't stress this enough. They deserve our love and sympathy, too. #PrayForTurkey

— Jerome Infante (@jomskywalker) June 29, 2016

Why so much hate in the world #PrayForTurkey

— Ethan Wacker (@ImEthanWacker) June 29, 2016

Condolences to the victims and their families. These senseless attacks have no religion. #PrayForTurkey pic.twitter.com/XhI3z5KUiZ

— Nevien Shaabneh (@nevien_shaabneh) June 29, 2016

Prayers From Around the World

My thoughts and prayers are with all those in Istanbul tonight. #PrayForTurkey

— Omar Sharif Jr. (@OmarSharifJr) June 29, 2016

#PrayForTurkey I lift all the people involved in this tragedy up into the light of healing love.

— Maree Cheatham (@mareecheatham) June 29, 2016

My heart breaks for Istanbul tonight and my condolences go to the families of the victims. This violence and hatred must stop #PrayForTurkey

— Hannah Bronfman (@HannahBronfman) June 29, 2016

Shocked to learn about the horrific attack in Istanbul tonight. Our prayers and thoughts are with all that are affected. #PrayForTurkey

— Kamal Khera (@KamalKheraLib) June 29, 2016

A Message of Peace From the First Turkish President

"Peace at home, Peace in the World" -Mustafa Kemal Ataturk#Istanbul #prayforturkey #Ataturk

— Nicolas Berggruen (@NBerggruen) June 28, 2016