SHOTLIST:

GAZA, PALESTINE (NOV. 7, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL)

1. VARIOUS OF EXTERIOR SHOTS OF DAMAGED KHALED HAMD MOSQUE/ DEBRIS ON GROUND/ CLOTHES HANGING ON ROPE OUTSIDE MOSQUE/ PEOPLE WALKING

2. VARIOUS OF INTERIOR SHOTS OF DAMAGED MOSQUE/ FAMILY MEMBERS WHO TOOK SHELTER IN MOSQUE WALKING/ MATTRESSES PILED ON GROUND/ DAMAGED WALLS AND CEILINGS/ CHILDREN EATING ON TABLE/ FAMILY MEMBERS CLEANING AROUND

3. PALESTINIAN MAN WHO TOOK SHELTER IN KHALED HAMD MOSQUE WITH HIS FAMILY, WAIL MOHAMMED, SITTING BY FIRE/ FAMILY MEMBERS PUTTING POT AND WATER ON FIRE

4. PALESTINIAN MAN WHO TOOK SHELTER IN KHALED HAMD MOSQUE WITH HIS FAMILY, WAIL MOHAMMED SPEAKING TO REPORTER (Arabic)

5. VARIOUS OF FAMILY MEMBERS TAKING CARE OF FIRE AND FOOD

6. VARIOUS OF WAIL'S WIFE CUTTING VEGETABLES AS CHILDREN WALK AROUND

7. (SOUNDBITE) (English) ANOTHER FAMILY MEMBER WHO TOOK SHELTER IN MOSQUE, MELEK WAIL MOHAMMED SAYING:

"We live in a destroyed mosque.
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When the rain falls, we don’t have a good place to protect us from it. We deal with this problem. And we don’t have clothes, by the way. Before two months, the Israeli army called us and said, ‘Go out, we want to destroy this house,’ and we lost all our things and all our clothes. So we don’t have clothes, we don’t have anything to protect us from the rain, and we don’t have anything to protect us from the winter.
[…]
Imagine—winter is coming, and you don’t have a place to protect you, and you don’t have clothes.”
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8. VARIOUS OF EXTERIOR SHOTS OF DAMAGED MOSQUE/ CLOTHES HANGING ON ROPES/ WOMEN CARRYING BUCKS AND HANGING CLOTHES

9. INTERIOR SHOTS OF DESTRUCTED MOSQUE

10. CHILDREN PLAYING INSIDE MOSQUE SITTING ON DEBRIS

GAZA, PALESTINE - NOV. 7: Left homeless by the Israeli attacks, Palestinian resident Wail Mohammed has been forced to move his family into the basement of the ruined Khaled Hamd Mosque in Gaza.

With winter approaching, Mohammed cleared and organized the debris-filled space to create a shelter for his family.

Wail said that conditions are extremely difficult in the winter, and that they have neither a tent nor any resources.

Another family member, Melek Wail, said they lost all their belongings in a single day when the Israeli army ordered them to leave their home. “The Israeli army called us and said, ‘Go out, we want to destroy this house,’” she said, explaining that they now have no clothes and no home to protect them from the rain and the winter.

She urged people to put themselves in Palestinians’ shoes, saying, “Imagine—winter is coming, and you don’t have a place to protect you, and you don’t have clothes.”

The scale of destruction in Gaza is vast. According to the Gaza government's data, Israeli attacks since October 2023 have killed nearly 69,000 people, mostly women and children, and injured over 170,600 others.

The data also indicates that Israel destroyed about 90% of the territory’s civilian infrastructure, causing initial losses estimated at $70 billion. United Nations estimates state that 92 percent of all residential buildings in Gaza have been damaged or destroyed.

The ceasefire, brokered by the United States, saw Israeli forces partially withdraw from some parts of Gaza.

Reporting by Fadel A. A. Almaghari / Writing by Ayse Elif Erdis