SHOTLIST SARAJEVO, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA (SEPTEMBER 4, 2025) (ANADOLU-ACCESS ALL) 1. PRO-PALESTINE ACTIVISTS AND PALESTINIAN FLAGS ON RIVER BANK (2 SHOTS) 2. CLOSE-UP OF PAPER BOATS MADE OF PAPER BEARING PICTURES OF SLICED WATERMELON 3. ACTIVISTS HOLDING UP SIGNS (2 SHOTS) 4. CLOSE-UP OF PAPER BOATS 5. ACTIVISTS WAVING PALESTINIAN FLAGS, PAPER BOATS ON RIVER BANK 6. CLOSE-UP OF PAPER BOAT 7. ACTIVISTS WAVING PALESTINIAN FLAGS ON RIVER BANK 8. CLOSE-UP OF PAPER BOATS 9. ACTIVISTS WAVING PALESTINIAN FLAGS 10. WIDE SHOT OF ACTIVISTS STANDING ALONG RIVER BANK / PAPER BOATS PLACED IN LINE ON RIVER BANK 11. ACTIVISTS WAVING PALESTINIAN FLAGS (2 SHOTS) 12. ACTIVIST RELEASING PAPER BOATS IN MILJACKA RIVER (2 SHOTS) 13. PALESTINIAN FLAGS BEING WAVED ON RIVER BANK, AUDIO OF CHANTS “ FREE FREE PALESTINE” SARAJEVO, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA - SEPTEMBER 4: Pro-Palestine activists gathered in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, on Thursday, Sept. 4, to express solidarity with the "Global Sumud Flotilla," a civilian-led initiative aiming to break the Israeli blockade of Gaza. The demonstrators assembled at the Bentbasa point on the Miljacka River, carrying Palestinian flags and banners that read "Stop the genocide." They launched handmade paper boats into the water, on which they had written messages including "lift the blockade." The event was held in support of an international aid fleet, which set sail recently for Gaza. The participants chanted "Free Palestine" slogans during the demonstration, which also drew support from tourists present in the city. The Global Sumud Flotilla, an international civilian aid fleet formed with support from groups in over 44 countries, departed from Barcelona, Spain, on August 31st. Its stated goals are to show solidarity with Palestine and challenge the Israeli naval blockade of the Gaza Strip. In a coordinated departure, several boats carrying 300 tons of aid supplies also set sail from Genoa, Italy, on the same day to join the flotilla in the Mediterranean. The name "Sumud" is an Arabic word meaning "steadfastness" or "unshakable resolve." The concept emerged among Palestinians after the 1967 Six-Day War, symbolizing resilience and a commitment to remain on their land. It encompasses the preservation of Palestinian identity and culture and often refers to non-violent forms of resistance and civil disobedience. The olive tree and the figure of a pregnant peasant woman are common symbols used to represent the idea of Sumud. Writing by Sibel Uygun