SHOTLIST: GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE (OCT. 7, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) 1. VARIOUS OF GENERAL VIEW OF REMAINING ANIMALS FROM ZOO AND TENT SHELTERING THEM 2. VARIOUS OF PALESTINIAN MAN, OWNER OF GAZA'S OLDEST ZOO, FETHI JUMA FEEDING MONKEYS AND DOG 3. DETAILS FROM MONKEYS (TWO SHOTS) 4. VARIOUS OF JUMA FEEDING MONKEYS 5. VARIOUS OF CLOSE SHOTS OF BIRDS LIKE PARROT, BUDGERIGAR / JUMA FEEDING BIRDS 6. VARIOUS OF DETAILS FROM LIONS / JUMA CARING FOR LIONS 7. VARIOUS OF DETAILS FROM MONKEYS / MONKEYS BEING FED 8. VARIOUS OF DETAILS FROM BIRDS INCLUDING PARROTS AND BUDGERIGAR / BIRDS BEING FED 9. MONKEY IN ITS SHELTER 10. VARIOUS OF DETAILS FROM BIRDS INCLUDING PARROTS AND BUDGERIGAR / BIRDS BEING FED / BIRDS CHIRPING 11. GENERAL VIEWS OF TENT 12. CLOSE SHOTS OF PIECES OF BREAD TO FEED ANIMALS (TWO SHOTS) 13. DAUGHTER OF JUMA BRINGING BREAD DOUGHS 14. VARIOUS OF DAUGHTER OF JUMA PREPARING BREAD FOR THEMSELVES AND ANIMALSGAZA STRIP, PALESTINE - OCT. 7: As Israeli assaults on the Gaza Strip enter their second year, repeated displacement and worsening hunger have left not only Palestinians but also animals in the besieged enclave struggling to survive. Fethi Juma, the owner of Gaza’s oldest zoo, said he was forced to flee the southern city of Rafah with his animals due to ongoing Israeli attacks. He appealed to international organizations for help as widespread famine takes its toll. Juma established Gaza’s first zoo in Rafah in 1991 with his own resources. Before the war, families visited during holidays and weekends, and the zoo featured cafés, play areas, and entertainment spaces that attracted many visitors. After the Israeli attacks began, Juma and his family relocated the animals from Rafah to Khan Younis, and later to Deir al-Balah. In a region where even people struggle to move without vehicles or proper roads, the family made the difficult journey with their animals, leaving many behind. Amid Gaza’s deepening famine, Juma said he can barely feed the remaining animals and urged international organizations to help evacuate them from the war-torn territory.