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Jan Yunis, Franja de Gaza - 22 de mayo de 2025

La pequeña Mayar ha estado hospitalizada más de dos semanas.

 

Ella padece enfermedad celíaca, un trastorno autoinmune que le impide consumir gluten y requiere una alimentación especial. Pero hay poco para que ella coma tras 19 meses de guerra y el severo bloqueo israelí.

 

SOUNDBITE (árabe): Asma al-Arja, madre de Mayar al-Arja:

"Tiene dos años. Pesa siete kilos. Sufre desnutrición grave. Es celíaca y tiene diarrea crónica”, dijo la madre de Mayar. “Necesita pañales, leche de soja y comida especial. Esto no está disponible debido al cierre de fronteras. Y cuando hay, es caro, no me alcanza para ello”.

 

Mayar es una de los más de 9.000 niños que han sido tratados por desnutrición este año, según el Fondo de Naciones Unidas para la Infancia (Unicef), y expertos en seguridad alimentaria afirman que se esperan decenas de miles de casos el próximo año.

 

Los hospitales lidian con el gran número de víctimas de los ataques israelíes y los centros de alimentación hospitalarios están desbordados de pacientes.

 

SOUNDBITE (árabe) Dr. Ahmed al-Farrah, jefe del departamento de pediatría y obstetricia del Hospital Nasser:

"Ahora nos enfrentamos a un desastre. Este desastre será terrible si continúa el bloqueo del suministro de alimentos”, dijo este pediatra.

 

Durante más de dos meses, Israel no permitió la entrada de alimentos, medicamentos y otros bienes al territorio. Los palestinos de Gaza dependen casi por completo de la ayuda exterior para sobrevivir, ya que la ofensiva israelí prácticamente ha destruido toda la capacidad de producción alimentaria del territorio.

 

Israel cedió ante la presión internacional y comenzó a permitir la entrada de decenas de camiones humanitarios al territorio esta semana.

 

Pero las agencias de la ONU dicen que la cantidad es insuficiente para satisfacer las necesidades básicas.

 

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Cannes - 22 May 2025

1. Various of venue

2. Wide pull out of Elsa Hosk

3. Medium of KeBlack posing

4. Wide of Alba Rohrwacher, Juliette Binoche and Leila Slimani posing

5. Medium of Juliette Binoche posing

6. Various of Bi Gan, Shu Qi and Jackson Yee waiting for their turn

7. Various of Bi Gan, Shu Qi and Jackson Yee posing on carpet

8. Various of the "Resurrection" team (l-r) Yongzhong Chen, Gengxi Li, Jackson Yee, Gan Bi, Shu Qi, Jue Huang and Mark Chao

9. Medium pan right to left

10. Wide reverse

11. Wide of cast at the bottom of the steps

12. Various of Jue Huang, Shu Qi, Gan Bi, Jackson Yee, Gengxi Li on steps

STORYLINE:

Chinese filmmaker Bi Gan premiered his latest film "Resurrection" at the Cannes Film Festival on Thursday night.

The director was joined on the red carpet by the film's stars Shu Qi, Jackson Yee, Yongzhong Chen, Gengxi Li, Jue Huang and Mark Chao.

The movie, billed as a sci-fi mystery, tells the story of a so-called Fantasmer (played by Yee in multiple incarnations) who dreams his way through the 20th century. The various episodes of his dream travels take style inspiration from various genres, moving from German expressionism, film noir, mobster dramas, to vampire romances with a dash of silent film performance from Qi.

"Resurrection" is Bi Gan's third film and is competing in the main selection with 21 other films. His previous work, "Long Day's Journey into Night" (2018) was presented in the festival's sidebar competition Un Certain Regard.

The 78th Cannes Film Festival runs until 24 May.

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Srinagar, Cachemira controlada por la India - 15 de mayo de 2025

Apenas hay turistas en la pintoresca región himalaya de Cachemira.

Los hoteles y casas flotantes de madera de pino están vacíos, cientos de taxis están estacionados sin usarse.

 

Las coloridas embarcaciones conocidas como shikaras, están desiertas y ancladas en el normalmente bullicioso lago Dal de Srinagar.

 

SOUNDBITE (Cachemira): Gulzar Ahmed, barquero:

"Donde estamos ahora solía haber una fila de turistas esperando para dar un paseo en barca”, dijo este hombre. "Como pueden ver, ahora no hay nadie y nos hemos quedado sin negocio”.

 

Decenas de miles de turistas abandonaron Cachemira tras el asesinato de 26 personas, en su mayoría turistas hindúes, el 22 de abril en la localidad turística

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Pahalgam, Cachemira controlada por la India - 15 de mayo de 2025

de Pahalgam, en el sur del país.

 

A esa masacre siguieron ataques militares entre India y Pakistán, que llevaron a los dos rivales nucleares al borde de su tercera guerra por la región.

 

Las autoridades cerraron temporalmente decenas de centros turísticos de la región, lo que aumentó el miedo y provocó una caída de las tasas de ocupación.

 

El vicepresidente de la Asociación de Hoteleros y Restauranteros de Cachemira dijo que se han cancelado casi todas las 12.000 reservaciones de habitaciones de hotel y pensiones de la región dejando sin trabajo a decenas de miles de personas.

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Srinagar, Cachemira controlada por la India - 16 de mayo de 2025

SOUNDBITE (inglés): Sheikh Bashir Ahmed, Asoc. de Hoteleros y Restauranteros:

"Mucha gente se ha involucrado en el turismo porque en los últimos dos o tres años, todo el mundo sabía que el turismo estaba en auge”, dijo Sheikh Bashir Ahmed. “Pero ahora viene el problema. Ahora esa gente está realmente mal”.

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Srinagar, Cachemira controlada por la India - 15 de mayo de 2025

India impulsó el turismo después de que el gobierno de Narendra Modi eliminara la semiautonomía de Cachemira en 2019. Según datos oficiales, unos 3 millones de turistas visitaron la región en 2024, mas que los 2,71 millones de 2023 y los 2,67 millones de 2022.

 

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Srinagar, Cachemira controlada por la India - 16 de mayo de 2025

SOUNDBITE (inglés) Sheikh Bashir Ahmed, vicepresidente de la Asociación de Hosteleros y Restaurantes de Cachemira:

"El turismo necesita paz. Cuando haya paz, empezará el turismo. Si no hay paz, el problema seguirá ahí”.

 

India y Pakistán alcanzaron el 10 de mayo un alto el fuego mediado por Estados Unidos, pero de momento apenas se han producido nuevas reservas turísticas.

 

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Gaza City, Gaza Strip - 22 May 2025

1. Pan right from smoke rising over skyline to another large plumes of smoke

2. Various of smoke rising following strikes and explosions

STORYLINE:

Israel pressed ahead Thursday with its new military offensive in Gaza despite mounting international criticism, launching airstrikes which health officials said killed at least 100 Palestinians.

Large plumes of smoke were seen rising in eastern Gaza City as the bombardment continued.

With renewed ceasefire talks appearing to make little progress, Netanyahu said he will end the war only if Hamas releases all hostages and steps down from power — and if President Donald Trump’s plan to relocate the territory's population outside Gaza is implemented.

The Palestinians, along with nearly all of the international community, have rejected Trump’s plan to empty Gaza of its Palestinian population and place the territory under U.S. control.

The war in Gaza began when Hamas-led militants attacked southern Israel, killing some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and abducting 251 others.

The militants are still holding 58 captives, around a third of whom are believed to be alive, after most of the rest were returned in ceasefire agreements or other deals.

Israel’s retaliatory offensive, which has destroyed large swaths of Gaza, has killed more than 53,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry, which doesn’t differentiate between civilians and combatants in its count.

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Nashville, Tennessee - 22 May 2025

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1. Wide of barbed wire gates at the Riverbend Maximum Security Institution

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Frank Strada, Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Correction:

"And today, May 22nd, 2025, by order of the Tennessee Supreme Court, the Department of Correction carried out the death sentence of Oscar Franklin Smith by means of lethal injection at the Riverbend Maximum Security Institution. Inmate Smith was pronounced dead at 1047 a.m."

3. Mid of a photo on display of Jason and Chad Burnett

4. Tight on a photo on display of Judith Smith

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Robirds, brother of Judith Smith:

"Oscar Frank Smith was tried and sentenced to the death penalty by the state of Tennessee after a jury's careful deliberation based on the brutality of the three murders that included two children. As the family of the victims, we believe that in the importance of accountability and the role of the judicial system that it plays in maintaining safety and order of our society. The sentence was not ours to determine, but we stand by the legal system that made the decision."

6. Wide of Terri Osborne and Mike Robirds, siblings of Judith Smith

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Terri Osborne, sister of Judith Smith:

"The pain of losing Judy, Chad, and Jason is something that we will continue to carry. It's not a moment that goes by that we don't miss them. I miss the sound of Judy's voice, I know my brother does as well, on the other end of the phone. We missed the excitement of planning Chad's driving lessons. And we missed the pure joy of hearing Jason's laughter."

8. Wide of a sign for protesters to stand near Riverbend Maximum Security Institution

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Travis Loller, The Associated Press, reading what Oscar Smith said before he was executed:

"And then speaking of the governor again, he said 'He's a damn fool if he doesn't realize there are more men waiting to die on Riverbend. I'm not the first, I'm gonna be the last."

10. Wide of posters of photos of Jason and Chad Burnett and Judith Smith

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Madeleine Nolan, reporter for Fox 17 News:

"And then they were kind of having a conversation, his spiritual advisor and Smith, and that's when he said twice, very faintly, 'I didn't kill her, I didn't kill her."

12. Tight on a protester holding a sign that says "Bill Lee could stop this unholy murder"

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Lisa Sampson, protester against the death penalty:

"What brought me out here today is when people are suffering, I don't believe they should suffer alone. And so I'm here to bear witness to what is happening today to Oscar Smith. I am here so that he's not alone, and we can see he's not alone."

14. Tight on a leather Bible cover made by inmate Oscar Smith

15. SOUNDBITE (English) William Burgess, Nashville resident on the execution of Oscar Smith:

"He lived too long. Waste of taxpayers' money. Waste of taxpayers' money.

(Reporter: Do you think this will help the remaining family members?)

I hope so. Well, it ain't gonna help them, but bring closure to them."

16. Zoom out on family of Judy Smith listening to a speaker

17. SOUNDBITE (English) Amy Harwell, assistant federal public defender and attorney for Oscar Smith:

18. Pan across to photos on display of Jason and Chad Burnett and Judith Smith

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STORYLINE:

Tennessee inmate Oscar Smith was executed by lethal injection on Thursday morning for the 1989 murders of his estranged wife Judith Smith and her teenage sons, Jason and Chad Burnett.

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London - 22 May 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Keanu Reeves, actor:

(Reporter: "And this film is obviously out at the same time as "Mission: Impossible," is it the summer of action at the box office?")

Reeves: "Since 'Jaws' when hasn't it been? Action is cool."

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Ana De Armas, actor:

"Absolutely, I hope this summer breaks records and everyone goes to the movies. These are all films that are meant to be seen on the big screen and they're going to have a blast. They're not going to know—'where do i go now?' It's going to be like a double feature day."

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Tbilisi, Georgia - 22 May

1. Various of police at the gates of Tbilisi City Court

2. Mid of head of the opposition Girchi -More Freedom party, Zurab Japaridze, walking with his wife

3. Mid of police

4. SOUNDBIT(English) Zurab Japaridze, head of the opposition Girchi -More Freedom party:

"The regime is trying to kill the civil society and they will be probably quite successful in that respect. They are trying to kill independent media and they are quite successful. They tried to kill protests out in the street but they are not successful because we still have protests every day, every evening on Rustaveli Avenue and they're killing the opposition parties and this is one of the indications of that, what they are doing now. At the end of the day, we have to continue the fight, we have to go out to the streets, more people, we have to have different types of protests. We will win this battle only from the street, because there are no democratic institutions or elections in this country anymore."

6. Various of skirmishes inside the courthouse

7. Zurab Japaridze hugging his wife, having handcuffs put on and being escorted from the courtroom, UPSOUND (Georgian) Zurab Japaridze: "In the end, victory will be ours."

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Khatia Dekanoidze, Member of Parliament of Georgia and United National Movement party:

"It is absurd and totally bogus, because the Georgian Dream regime created a legal commission in the illegal parliament of Georgia, which doesn't have any legitimacy, in order to investigate the state of affairs of the previous government. But this is an attempt to rewrite the history, because they reinvestigate the 2008 Russian invasion of Georgia and also it is a commission that is used to press and oppress opposition leaders, like Zura (Zurab) Japaridze for instance who refused to cooperate with the so-called commission and pay the bail."

8. Close of Japaridze supporters crying

10. Wide of police marching

11. Close of supporter chanting (Georgian) "Slaves"

12. Mid of police marching whilst protesters shout and blow whistles

STORYLINE:

A court in Georgia ordered opposition party leader Zurab Japaridze detained Thursday on charges of failing to appear before a parliamentary inquiry as protests continued against the ruling Georgian Dream party.

Ahead of Japaridze's hearing Thursday at a courthouse in Tbilisi, police surrounded the facility to prevent his supporters from entering. Only a handful of people were allowed into the cramped hearing room, angering his supporters.

Two people were arrested, and Japaridze’s lawyers left in protest following a failed motion to move the proceedings to a larger room.

Japaridze, who heads the Girchi - More Freedom party, was detained after refusing to appear before a parliamentary commission investigating alleged wrongdoings by the government of ex-president Mikheil Saakashvili.

Opposition politicians have declined to attend the commission hearings, saying they are politically motivated by Georgian Dream to damage the opposition, particularly Saakashvili’s United National Movement party.

Speaking to reporters before the hearing, Japaridze said he knew that he would be arrested but that he did not recognize the legitimacy of Georgia’s current parliament or its commission.

“The regime is trying to kill the civil society,” Japaridze said. “They’re killing the opposition parties and this is just one example of what they are doing now.”

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San Diego - 22 May 2025

1. Mid of authorities working on scene

2. Mid of a vehicle and a house damaged after a small plane crashed into a San Diego neighborhood

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Dan Eddy, Assistant San Diego Fire Chief:

“So we had eight injuries and we had two fatalities, is where we're currently at right now. One of those injuries was transported so we're still assessing. That number could change as the day goes on too. There could have been something in the last two minutes as I walked up here. But in this current point right now, what we're gonna do is follow those individuals that have been evacuated and make sure that everybody's okay throughout the whole thing."

3. Mid of a vehicle and a house damaged

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Dan Eddy, Assistant San Diego Fire Chief:

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“We still have to identify who we have on the fatalities right now."

"(Reporter: Do you believe that anybody on the planes survived?)

Eddy: I don't know on that point right now. I can tell if you look behind me right now, I would. I don't know on that point, but no, I don´t believe so."

5. Mid of a vehicle and a house damaged

6. Mid of a vehicle damaged with debris on scene

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Dan Eddy, Assistant San Diego Fire Chief:

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“We have damage to multiple homes down to the west of us on the street. That damage will be assessed. I believe all the homes are occupied. We did searches of every single home as we came through. This military housing area that is here is constantly occupied all the time. It's a very busy area, but I believe all of them are occupied."

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STORYLINE:

A private jet crashed into military housing in San Diego during foggy weather early Thursday, igniting cars and homes and killing two people while injuring multiple others, authorities said.

The plane could hold eight to 10 people but it's not yet known how many were on board, Assistant San Diego Fire Chief Dan Eddy said at a news conference. Authorities couldn't say definitively if both of the dead were on the plane.

The aircraft crashed just before 4 a.m. into the U.S. military's largest housing neighborhood. It appeared to strike at least one home that had a charred and collapsed roof and smash through half a dozen vehicles. About 10 homes suffered damage.

Authorities initially said no one was transported by emergency crews from the military housing. But after a morning news conference, San Diego police officer Anthony Carrasco said five people from a single family were hospitalized for smoke inhalation. Another person was treated at a hospital for injuries sustained while climbing out of a window trying to flee. Two others were treated for minor injuries at the scene, Carrasco said.

San Diego officials haven’t released details about the plane but said it was a flight from the Midwest. The flight tracking site FlightAware lists a Cessna Citation II jet scheduled to arrive at the Montgomery-Gibbs Executive airport in San Diego at 3:47 a.m. from the small Colonel James Jabara Airport in Wichita, Kansas. Officials at the Kansas airport said it made a fueling stop in Wichita. The flight originated Wednesday night in Teterboro, New Jersey, according to FlightAware.

The airport in Teterboro is about 6 miles (10 kilometers) from Manhattan and is frequently used by private and corporate jets.

In the San Diego neighborhood, the smell of jet fuel lingered in the air hours after the crash while authorities worked to extinguish one stubborn car fire.

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Paris, France - 22 May 2025

1. Wide of Assaf Moran, Deputy Chief of Mission, Israeli Embassy

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Assaf Moran, Deputy Chief of Mission at the Israeli Embassy in France:

"This is, of course, a very hard day as an Israeli, as a diplomat, and as a person. This is a reminder of what we've been experiencing since 7th of October and also for many years now. It's a result of a toxic and antisemitic incitement against Israel and the questioning of its right to exist. Unfortunately, we are also witnessing that there are politicians, elected officials also here in France that are adopting this kind of language and the result is a person, a terrorist like we saw today that sees it as a green light to do things like that. We've also been experiencing for the last few weeks a wave of attempts to harm our diplomats and our embassies also here in France three weeks ago. And we hope that this ends sometime soon."

3. Mid of Moran

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Assaf Moran, Deputy Chief of Mission at the Israeli Embassy in France:

"We received a suspicious envelope that carried some hazardous material within it. It was dealt (with), like always by the French authorities, which we are very grateful for them keeping our safety."

5. Mid of Moran

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Assaf Moran, Deputy Chief of Mission at the Israeli Embassy in France:

"First of all, we have our own security staff here, which is working day and night in order to protect our diplomats and employees. They're doing a very good job at that. We have also heightened the security after what happened last night. We are also cooperating with the French police and French security forces in order to enhance to the maximum whatever we can to protect our employees and staff."

7. Mid of Moran ++MUTE++

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Assaf Moran, Deputy Chief of Mission at the Israeli Embassy in France:

(Responding to question about Israeli miliary firing shots near diplomatic delegation)

"We are in a constant and frank dialogue with the French Foreign Ministry and I think this could have been resolved without the drama in the media of the Ambassador being summoned."

Reporter (English): "You think it's more performative?"

Assaf Moran (English): "I don't know. We've seen... it was a wave of summoning from all ministries, from a lot of ministries of foreign affairs in Europe and I think that the French wanted to be part of this group."

9. Mid of Moran

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Assaf Moran, Deputy Chief of Mission at the Israeli Embassy in France:

"Well, I saw the video and I saw it not in such critical eyes like some would like to and when you look at it, you see that there was no actual danger to the diplomats there. It also was proven by the debriefing that the soldiers only shot a warning in the air in order for the delegation to step away, but there was not actual danger to the diplomats on the ground."

11. Mid of Moran

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Assaf Moran, Deputy Chief of Mission at the Israeli Embassy in France:

(Responding to question on aid getting into Gaza)

"It's small quantities for now, but let's remember that by the 24th of May we are opening five centers of distribution that food will be distributed directly into the hands of the citizens. And also let's bear in mind that there is no real actual shortage of food in Gaza. The problem is its distribution and where it's being kept. It's being kept by the hands of Hamas who sells these products to the citizens in order to get some money and reconstruct its abilities to attack Israel moreover."

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Chicago - 22 May 2025

1. Various FBI leaving home of suspected shooter

2. Various exterior of suspected shooter's building and windows.

STORYLINE:

Two staff members of the Israeli Embassy in Washington were shot and killed while leaving an event at a Jewish museum, and the suspect yelled, “Free, free Palestine” after he was arrested, police said.

The gunman was identified by police as Elias Rodriguez, 31, of Chicago

Public records list Rodriguez as living in a modest 850-square-foot apartment on Chicago’s north side. Chicago television station WLS captured video of heavily armed law enforcement officers outside the building Thursday morning.

Investigators were seen leaving the building early in the afternoon

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