SHOTLIST: PARIS, FRANCE (OCT. 2, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) 1. PRO-PALESTINIAN ACTIVISTS ON BICYCLES BLOCKING THALES FACTORY ENTRANCE/ SOME OF CYCLISTS RIDING WITH PALESTINIAN FLAGS DRAPED OVER THEIR SHOULDERS/ PROTESTERS CHANTING SLOGANS AS THEY RIDE BICYCLES 2. CLOSE-UP OF THALES LOGO ON BUILDING FACADE 3. ACTIVISTS ON BICYCLES BLOCKING THALES FACTORY ENTRANCE/ PROTESTERS CHANTING SLOGANS AS THEY RIDE BICYCLES 4. PROTESTERS HOLDING LARGE BANNER READING IN FRENCH “STOP AU GENOCIDE EN PALESTINE (STOP THE GENOCIDE IN PALESTINE)” OUTSIDE THALES SITE 5. CLOSE-UP OF SIGN READING “ACCES SITE THALES” NEAR FACTORY ENTRANCE 6. CLOSE-UP OF THALES SIGN ON FACTORY FENCE 7. VARIOUS OF PROTESTERS AND CYCLISTS GATHERED OUTSIDE THALES ENTRANCE WITH BANNER AND PALESTINIAN FLAGSPARIS, FRANCE - OCT. 2: Dozens of pro-Palestinian activists blocked the Thales site and factory in Gennevilliers, near Paris, on Thursday morning, Oct. 2, following the Israeli army’s attack of the Global Sumud Flotilla and denounced the company’s sales of equipment to Israel. The blockade caused traffic jams and disruption at the A86 motorway exit. The Israeli naval forces attacked the international aid flotilla bound for the besieged Gaza Strip and detained 317 activists on board, organizers said on Thursday. The activists aboard the ships attacked by Israel were of various nationalities, including Spaniards, Italians, Brazilians, Turks, Greeks, Americans, Germans, Swedes, British, and French citizens, and many others. The Israeli Foreign Ministry said through the US social media company X that the detained activists are on their way to Israel's Ashdod Port, from which they will be deported to Europe. The official flotilla tracker showed that 21 vessels have been attacked by the Israeli forces, with 23 others en route to Gaza.