SHOTLIST EGYPT-GAZA BORDER (OCT. 20, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) (FILE FOOTAGE) 1. HUMANITARIAN AID TRUCKS AT RAFAH BORDER CROSSING 2. TRUCK DRIVING INTO GAZA STRIP THROUGH RAFAH CROSSING 3. CLOSE-SHOTS OF HUMANITARIAN AID PARCELS ON TRUCKS (2 SHOTS) 4. VARIOUS OF TRUCKS LOADED WITH HUMANITARIAN AID PARKED AT RAFAH CROSSING 5. TRUCK CROSSING INTO GAZA, PASSING THROUGH GATE 6. VARIOUS OF EMPTY TRUCKS LEAVING GAZA STRIP, PASSING THROUGH BORDER GATE EGYPT-GAZA BORDER (OCT. 19, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) (FILE FOOTAGE) 7. VARIOUS OF HUMANITARIAN AID TRUCKS PASSING THROUGH KEREM SHALOM BORDER CROSSING GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE (OCT. 18, 2025) (ANADOLU – ACCESS ALL) (FILE FOOTAGE) 8. VARIOUS OF HUMANITARIAN AID TRUCKS ESCORTED BY UN VEHICLE DRIVING ON DIRT ROAD 9. VARIOUS OF UN WORKER STANDING ON ROADSIDE DIRECTING TRUCKS 10. VARIOUS OF TRUCKS DRIVING ON DIRT ROAD PASSING BY DESTROYED BUILDINGS AND RESIDENTS 11. WORKERS WEARING YELLOW VESTS ON TRUCKS (2 SHOTS) GAZA, PALESTINE (OCT. 16, 2025) (ANADOLU – ACCESS ALL) (FILE FOOTAGE) 12. VARIOUS OF TRUCKS CARRYING HUMANITARIAN AID FROM WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME DRIVING ON DIRT ROAD, PASSING THROUGH DESTROYED BUILDINGS AND RESIDENTS 13. VARIOUS OF TRUCKS PASSING THROUGH RESIDENTS, SOME CARRYING WOODEN STICKSEGYPT-GAZA BORDER / GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE- OCTOBER 2025: The Gaza Government Media Office announced on Tuesday that only 986 trucks carrying humanitarian aid entered the Gaza Strip since the ceasefire took effect, significantly below the number agreed under the ceasefire agreement. The media office said that a total of 6,600 trucks were supposed to enter Gaza by Monday evening. The average number of trucks that have entered Gaza since the ceasefire took effect does not exceed 89, out of the 600 trucks that are supposed to enter each day, according to the statement. “This reflects the continuation of the Israeli occupation’s policy of suffocation, starvation, and humanitarian blackmail imposed on more than 2.4 million residents in Gaza.” Fourteen trucks carrying cooking gas and 28 loaded with solar fuel entered the enclave for the operations of the bakeries, hospitals, generators, and other vital services.The government stressed that these limited quantities fall short of Gaza’s essential needs, which are “in urgent and dire need of the immediate and consistent entry of at least 600 aid trucks daily, including food, medical supplies, relief materials, operational fuel, and cooking gas, to secure the basic necessities of life with dignity.” A ceasefire deal took effect on Oct. 10 in the Gaza Strip, based on a phased plan presented by US President Donald Trump. Phase one included the release of Israeli hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners. The plan also envisages the rebuilding of Gaza and the establishment of a new governing mechanism without Hamas. Since October 2023, the Israeli genocidal war has killed over 68,200 people and injured more than 170,200, according to the Gaza Health Ministry.