SHOTLIST

ATHENS, GREECE (JULY 24, 2025) (ANADOLU-ACCESS ALL)

1. VARIOUS OF PRO-PALESTINE PROTESTERS, SOME BEATING POTS AND PANS, CHANTING SLOGANS OUTSIDE GREEK PARLIAMENT BUILDING

2. MAN ERECTING PALESTINIAN FLAG ON POLE (2 SHOTS)

3. VEHICLES PASS BY PROTESTERS AS THEY SHOUT SLOGANS

4. PALESTINIAN FLAG WAVING ON POLE

5. VARIOUS OF PROTESTERS, SOME BEATING POTS AND PANS, CHANTING SLOGANS

6. MUSLIM WOMAN CHANTING SLOGAN, HOLDING PALESTINIAN FLAG

7. PROTESTERS UNFURLING PALESTINIAN FLAG, CLAPPING THEIR HANDS, CHANTING SLOGANS

8. TIGHT SHOT OF WOMAN STANDING NEXT TO POLICE OFFICERS, CHANTING SLOGANSİ BANGING POT (2 SHOTS)

9. TIGHT SHOT OF MEN CHANTING SLOGANS

10. SIGN IN FRONT OF PROTESTERS READING MESSAGE FROM A GAZAN IN ENGLISH

11. CLOSE-UP OF DOLLS WRAPPED IN BURIAL SHROUD STAINED WITH FAKE BLOOD

12. PROTESTERS OOUTSIDE PARLIAMENT

13. (SOUNDBITE) (Greek) PROTESTER YANNIS ADRIANOS SAYING:

“The casseroles are because they are asking for food for the famine that is affecting Gaza. We are protesting for this reason. We want to show the Greek government, from the Greek public, to stop relations with Israel and help open the two corridors for water and food in Gaza and stop the ongoing genocide."

14. (SOUNDBITE) (Greek) PROTESTER CHRISTOS STAVRAKAKIS SAYING:
"We are here to protest the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people and the fact that since March, humanitarian aid has stopped reaching Palestine." ATHENS, GREECE - JULY 24: Hundreds of Greeks gathered on Thursday night in central Athens to chant slogans calling for an immediate end to Israel's ongoing genocide in Gaza.

The Stop the War Alliance organized the rally, which took place in the capital's central Syntagma Square and was attended by hundreds of people from rights groups, pro-Palestinian organizations, and a number of left-wing political parties.

The crowd, waving Palestinian flags and banners of solidarity with Palestine, applauded the growing Greek and international opposition to Israel's ongoing genocide of Palestinians in Gaza.

“Victory to Palestine,” “From river to sea, Palestine will be free,” “From Alexandroupolis to Crete, killers of the planet, out of Greece,” and “Solidarity in the struggle of the peoples, down with the Zionist state" were among the many slogans chanted by the vivid crowd.

Yannis Adrianos, one of the demonstrators, told Anadolu that they want the Greek government to cut ties with the Israeli government.

"Instead, they should be helping in finding a way to provide water and food to Gaza and end the genocide," he said.

Another demonstrator, Hristos Stavrakakis, said: "We are here to protest the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people and the fact that since March, humanitarian aid has stopped reaching Palestine."


According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, over 1,083 people have been killed and more than 7,275 wounded while attempting to access food at aid distribution points since the war began.

Israel has killed more than 59,500 Palestinians, most of them women and children, in the Gaza Strip since October 2023. The military campaign has devastated the enclave, collapsed the health system, and led to severe food shortages.

Last November, the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Netanyahu and his former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant for war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.

Israel also faces a genocide case at the International Court of Justice for its war on the enclave.