SHOTLIST: KHAN YOUNIS, GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE (APR. 26, 2025) (ANADOLU- ACCESS ALL) 1. AMBULANCE ARRIVING AT HOSPITAL 2. PATIENT LYING ON STRETCHER (TWO SHOTS) 3. "WHO" OFFICERS, PALESTINIANS WALKING AROUND 4. CHILDREN INSIDE VEHICLE (TWO SHOTS) 5. WIDE SHOT OF TENTS IN AREA 6. EVACUATED PALESTINIAN WOMAN SIHAM SHEIKH WALKING AMONG TENTS/ SIHAM AND CHILDREN (TWO SHOTS) 7. EVACUATED PALESTINIAN WOMAN SIHAM SHEIKH SPEAKING IN ARABIC (TWO SHOTS) 8. ANOTHER EVACUATED PALESTINIAN WOMAN, EVACUATED TEEN GIRL, CHILDREN SITTING IN TENT 9. OTHER EVACUATED WOMAN SITTING WITH BABY 10. OTHER EVACUATED WOMAN SPEAKING IN ARABIC (TWO SHOTS) 12. CLOSE SHOT OF BABY 13. CLOSE SHOT OF OTHER EVACUATED WOMAN 14. ANOTHER GIRL HOLDING BABY IN HER ARMS 15. EVACUATED TEEN GIRL SPEAKING IN ARABIC 16. PALESTINIANS, CHILDREN, SITTING IN TENT KHAN YOUNIS, GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE - APR. 26: A group of Palestinian civilians who had been trapped under a 26-day siege by the Israeli army in Southern Gazan city of Rafah, were evacuated on Saturday, Apr. 26. Thanks to the mediation of the World Health Organization (WHO), the group, trapped in Jenine neighborhood, had been evacuated and transported to the European Hospital. Members of the Sheikh family, stated that the days spent in the neighborhood were under inhumane conditions, and that basic necessities for survival had been completely ran out. They reported that there was no food nor clean water in the area, health services had come to a complete halt, and all attempts to leave the neighborhood had failed due to constant bombardments and road blockades. Many sick and injured people lost their lives due to a lack of medical intervention, according to the family members. They described the conditions they endured as a tragedy incompatible with an honorable human life. The Jenine neighborhood stands out as one of the most heavily besieged areas under Israel’s latest military operations, targeting Rafah. Humanitarian aid deliveries into the neighborhood have been blocked, and civilians’ freedom of movement has been completely restricted. Despite repeated appeals by international aid organizations, aid could not reach the area. Officials at the European Hospital reported that most of the evacuated civilians were suffering from severe exhaustion, advanced malnutrition, and various health problems; many of them urgently required medical attention. Israel has killed nearly 51,500 Palestinians in Gaza since a cross-border attack by Hamas in October 2023. The UN has warned that the entire Gaza Strip, home to over 2 million people, could soon face famine as aid kitchens are expected to fully run out of food. Israel’s blockade since March 2 has prevented the entry of food, fuel, and medicine into the enclave for two months.