SHOTLIST: GAZA CITY, GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE (APR. 22, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) 1. PALESTINIAN GIRL WHO LOST ONE ARM GHAYA DABABISH, GHAYA'S SISTER AND FATHER AHMED DABABISH WALKING (TWO SHOTS) 2. GHAYA PLAYING ON SLIDE 3. CLOSE SHOT OF GHAYA IN PARK 4. FATHER AHMED DABABISH SPEAKING TO REPORTER (Arabic) 5. RUBBLE OF DESTRUCTED BUILDING (TWO SHOTS) 6. GHAYA, HER SISTER AND FATHER WALKING OUT OF SCHOOL PREMISES 7. GHAYA, HER SISTER BUYING SWEETS IN MARKET/ CLOSE SHOT OF SWEETS IN GIRLS' HANDS 8. AHMED SHOWING GHAYA'S OLD PICTURES TO CAMERA / GHAYA HOLDING SWEET 9. BUILDING/ CLOTHES HANGING 10. VARIOUS OF GHAYA, LOST ARM VISIBLE / GHAYA, HER SISTER 11. GHAYA SPEAKING TO REPORTER (Arabic) 12. GHAYA, HER SISTER AND FATHER WALKING IN BUILDING 13. GHAYA'S SISTER SPEAKING TO REPORTER (Arabic) 14. PALESTINIANS WALKING UNDER CANOPY 15. PARTLY DESTRUCTED BUILDING (TWO SHOTS)GAZA CITY, GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE - APR. 22: After months of Israeli bombardment and forced evacuations, the Dababish family fled their home in Gaza City’s Shuja’iyya neighborhood and sought refuge at Dar al-Arqam School. But even there, they found no safety. Three weeks ago, an Israeli airstrike hit the schoolyard while six-year-old Ghaya Dababish was playing on a swing. A piece of shrapnel struck her right arm, causing an injury so severe that doctors had no choice but to amputate it. Ghaya was playing when the explosion happened her father, 35-year-old Ahmed Dababish, told Anadolu. She, who was right-handed, is now learning to use her left hand for writing and other daily tasks. Her father said the physical and emotional toll has been devastating. The six‑year‑old said she wished for a prosthetic arm. The airstrike on the school, where displaced Palestinians had taken shelter, killed at least 27 people and injured more than 70, according to local health authorities. Many of the victims were children.