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Jabaliya, northern Gaza Strip - 15 May 2025

1. Various of destruction after Israeli airstrike

2. Various of person removing rubble

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Beit Lahiya, northern Gaza Strip - 15 May 2025

3. Various of children mourning loss of their father who were killed in Israeli airstrike, UPSOUND of person saying: "My love, my love" then another saying: "For God's sake dad, why did you go and leave us? Why?"

4. Children mourning loss of their killed father

5. Various of people gathering out of morgue

6. Various of people mourning their killed relatives

7. Various of people praying for victims

8. Various of people mourning loss of relatives

STORYLINE:

A strike in Jabaliya in northern Gaza hit a complex including a mosque and a small medical clinic, killing 13 people, said the Civil Defense, a first responder agency operating under Gaza's Hamas-run government.

The al-Tawba health clinic in al-Fakhoura neighborhood in Jabaliya was hit in the strike.

Footage of the aftermath showed a heavily destroyed building still intact surrounded by large piles of rubble and debris.

Several men were seen using shovels to clear rubble from the road.

Meanwhile, dozens gathered at the Indonesian Hospital to mourn the loss of their loved ones.

Two children clung to the lifeless body of their father, weeping as they held him tightly.

Others gathered to perform funeral prayers over bodies wrapped in blood-stained white shrouds.

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Newark, New Jersey - 15 May 2025

1. Various of people at a rally

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Mayor Ras Baraka, Newark, New Jersey:

"I would have been out here a little earlier but they had me take my fingerprints and picture again. They took me and basically took my mugshot and my fingerprints again in the court, so I did it twice. So, you know, they tried their best to humiliate and demean and degrade, you know, me as much as they possibly can."

3. People at rally singing

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Mayor Ras Baraka, Newark, New Jersey:

"I still, I feel like what we did was completely correct. We did not violate any laws. We stood up for the constitution of this country and the constitution of the state of New Jersey. And we stood up for the local laws that were put together by the people of this city and by the people of this state."

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5. SOUNDBITE (English) Mayor Ras Baraka, Newark, New Jersey:

"We believe that I was targeted in this. I was the only person arrested. You know, I was the only person identified. I was the only person, you know, they put in a cell. The only person that was in cuffs and the only person that's here this morning, going through this humiliation for these people."

6. Acting U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey Alina Habba exiting a vehicle and walking through crowd

STORYLINE:

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka said federal prosecutors him tried to “humiliate and degrade” him by making him give his fingerprints and take a mug shot for a second time after a court appearance on a trespassing charge stemming from his arrest at an immigration detention center.

Both Baraka and interim U.S. Attorney Alina Habba appeared in court Thursday for a roughly 15-minute procedural hearing before Magistrate Judge Andre Espinosa.

The hearing covered mostly scheduling for discovery in the case.

The arrest happened Friday outside the Delaney Hall immigration detention center.

A message was sent to the U.S. attorney's office seeking a response to Baraka's comment.

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Jerusalem – 15 May 2025

1. Mourners carrying body

2. Relatives crying

3. Various of mourners

4. Wide of funeral ceremony

5. SOUNDBITE (Hebrew) Hananel Gez, Tzeela Gez's husband:

“You were the light of my life, the most precious gift that I got. Words will never be enough to describe what you were for me, for our cute children, and for so many people whose life changed thanks to your pure soul. You were a woman of infinite mercy, a true hero.”

6. Relatives crying

7. SOUNDBITE (Hebrew) Orit Strook, minister for settlement and national missions:

“Our long hand must be much more determined, and much more lethal against whoever dares to shoot a woman who is on her way to give birth and against anyone who pays those who shoot a woman like that.”

8. Various of relatives crying during funeral ceremony

9. Wide of mourners

10. Mourners carrying body for burial

STORYLINE:

Hundreds of mourners attended the funeral of Tzeela Gez, an Israeli woman killed whilst being driven to hospital to give birth in an attack in the West Bank.

As her husband drove their car through the winding roads of the occupied West Bank late Wednesday, a Palestinian attacker shot at them.

Within hours, Gez, nine months pregnant, was dead.

Doctors barely saved the life of the baby, who is in serious but stable condition.

“You were the light of my life, the most precious gift that I got. Words will never be enough to describe what you were for me, for our cute children, and for so many people whose life changed thanks to your pure soul," Hananel Gez, Tzeela’s husband, said during her funeral on Thursday.

Israel says it is trying to prevent such attacks by waging a monthslong crackdown on West Bank militants that intensified earlier this year.

But the escalating offensive, which has killed hundreds of Palestinians over 19 months, displaced tens of thousands and caused widespread destruction, has ultimately not prevented attacks.

And the latest bloodshed is only likely to fuel a cycle of violence that has persisted for decades between Israelis and Palestinians.

The shooting, especially because the victim was a pregnant mother with three other children, has the potential to ignite vigilante violence against Palestinians by radical Jewish settlers.

They regularly storm Palestinian towns and villages, burning and damaging property, in response to such attacks.

Marauding settlers are rarely held to account for their actions and Palestinians are left to pick up the pieces of the destruction with little recourse to compensation or assistance from Israeli authorities.

The violence in the West Bank escalated when the war in Gaza erupted with Hamas' Oct. 7, 2023, attack on southern Israel.

Israel has staged frequent raids in the territory, especially but not limited to its north, using ground and air power in violence that has killed many militants but also other Palestinians, some of them throwing rocks to protest the incursions as well as others not involved in confrontations.

Israel occupied the West Bank in the 1967 Mideast war, along with Gaza and east Jerusalem, all territories the Palestinians seek for a future independent state. Around 500,000 Jewish settlers now live in about 130 settlements scattered across the West Bank.

Much of the international community views settlements as illegal and an obstacle to Palestinian statehood. Israel views the West Bank as its biblical heartland and believes the fate of the settlements should be determined in peace negotiations, which have been moribund for some 15 years.

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Pahalgam, Indian-controlled Kashmir – 15 May 2025

1. Wide of rally, people carrying Indian flags

2. Men riding ponies at rally

3. Various of rally, UPSOUND (Urdu) "Long live India. We are Indians. India belongs to us."

4. SOUNDBITE (Hindi) Latif Ahmed Khan, local Bharatiya Janata Party leader:

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“Today pony riders, taxi drivers, tent pitchers in Pahalgam took part in a rally with Indian flags to show the whole country that we are Indians, and India belongs to us.”

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Srinagar, Indian-controlled Kashmir – 15 May 2025

5. Various of supporters of Bharatiya Janata party taking part in rally, carrying Indian flags

6. SOUNDBITE (Urdu) Syed Rafiq Shah, Bharatiya Janata Party supporter:

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“In support of the Army and security forces, and to thank them, people rallied in the streets for national unity and sovereignty, coming together to send a message to the enemy that in the future, any hostile action will be met with a strong response.”

7. Various of rally, people carrying Indian flags

STORYLINE:

Supporters of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) held rallies in Indian-controlled Kashmir on Thursday, waving Indian flags and chanting pro-India slogans.

At a rally in Pahalgam, the site of a deadly attack on tourists last month, hoteliers, pony riders and tour guides gathered to cheer India's armed forces.

The militaries of India and Pakistan had been engaged in one of their most serious confrontations in decades since last Wednesday, when India struck targets inside Pakistan it said were affiliated with militants responsible for the massacre of 26 tourists last month in Indian-controlled Kashmir.

Pakistan has denied any links to the attackers.

After India’s strikes in Pakistan, the two sides exchanged heavy fire along their de facto borders, followed by missile and drone strikes into each other’s territories, mainly targeting military installations and airbases.

On Saturday, the two countries agreed to a US-brokered ceasefire a day earlier after talks to defuse their most serious military confrontation in decades.

“People rallied in the streets for national unity and sovereignty, coming together to send a message to the enemy that in the future, any hostile action will be met with a strong response,” said Syed Rafiq Shah, a Bharatiya Janata Party supporter attending another rally in the region's main city Srinagar.

Both India and Pakistan administer parts of Kashmir but claim it in its entirety.

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United Nations - 14 May 2025

1. Wide of Tom Fletcher at UN headquarters

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Tom Fletcher, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator:

“I think I chose my words sort of gently yesterday, and I hope that they speak for themselves. I'm not a lawyer. I'm a humanitarian. My job is to get the aid in to get the attention of the world, to help create the conditions to get that aid in and save as many lives as possible before it's too late. But I also want to make sure that we weren't making the mistake that was made with previous massive breaches of international law, where it hasn't been called out soon enough. And so it was a challenge. It's not for me to decide what we call it, but I want to make sure the international community is focused on this as an issue and is meeting its responsibilities.”

3. Fletcher at interview

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Tom Fletcher, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator:

"We want to deliver. Let us in. Let us do our work. And so that comes through all of our conversations with Israel. But these specific meetings, it's 13 meetings now have been to look at the details of this so-called modality, so-called humanitarian funds as it's been evolving and we've had meetings as well with some of those involved in it, and the Americans too to try to understand, is it something that can be made to work?

Can we find a way to make sure it's compatible with our humanitarian principles - neutrality, impartiality - and so on. So we've made that effort, but it's so far from being able to meet those conditions. As the SG has said, and as I have been saying, and that's why we need to stick to the better plan, our plan A, which is just let us in. We can make sure this aid doesn't get anywhere near Hamas. We have our procedures. We care more than anyone about making sure that aid gets to the children and civilians and women who need it most."

5. Wide of Fletcher

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Tom Fletcher, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator:

“What I have heard is a system that to me feels very dehumanizing of the people who we are there to serve, the people whose needs we are there to meet, that has them, moved around, moved out of their own locations, deliberately displaced into holding pens, expected to show I.D. and so on in a very dehumanizing way that isn't based on humanitarian need. And what's clear, the lawyers say this to us, NGO partners and so on, is that if we were to acquiesce in a system like this in Gaza, we would be undermining our humanitarian principles globally. Others would start to say, well, why can't we distribute aid in this way to the people that we choose should get it and align with military, political strategies. So that's why it's been so difficult for us to make any progress. It's so far from our principles that we've not made the progress that we would have wanted to make.”

7. Fletcher at UN headquarters

STORYLINE:

The United Nations’ humanitarian chief has defended using the term “genocide” to describe what aid workers are trying to prevent in Gaza.

Tom Fletcher tells The Associated Press the world shouldn't make the same mistakes seen in past violations of international law, when it wasn’t “called out soon enough.”

Israel vehemently denies the charge, one that many in the international community have been hesitant to make.

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Cannes, France - 15 May 2025

1. Wide of cast of "Dossier 137" ("Case 137") walking the red carpet, including Mathilde Riu, Valentin Campagne, Sandra Colombo, Côme Peronnet, Stanislas Merhar, Guslagie Malanda, Dominik Moll, Léa Drucker, Gilles Marchand, Mathilde Roehrich, Jonathan Turnbull and Solàn Machado-Graner

2. Photographers

3. Various of "Case 137" cast posing for photographers

4. Mid of Drucker posing

5. Various of cast posing

6. Mid of Anamaria Vartolomei posing

7. Wide of Caroline Maria Derpienski and Sandra Ackerl

8. Mid of Mélanie Laurent and Joséphine Japy

9. Wide of Matthias Schweighöfer, Lars Jessen, Lisa Hagmeister, Diane Kruger, Fatih Akın, a guest, Laura Tonke and Detlev Buck cast of "Amrum"

10. Mid of Kruger posing

11. Mid of Meredith Duxbury posing

12. Mid of Iris Mittenaere posing

13. Wide of Rebecca Patricia Armstrong

14. Wide of Luma Grothe posing

15. Tilt up on Elaine Zhong

16. Mid of Ariana Greenblatt

17. Various of Andie MacDowell posing

18. Mid of Elena Lenina posing

19. Mid of Syahrini posing

20. Mid of Antoine Dupont posing

STORYLINE:

Dominik Moll premiered his latest crime drama "Dossier 137" at the Cannes Film Festival on Thursday.

Stars Léa Drucker, Yoann Blanc and Guslagie Malanda joined him on the red carpet.

The film, one of the 21 in competition for the Palme D'Or, follows an Internal Affairs investigator played by Drucker who is tasked with determining what happened when a young man is injured during the yellow vests protests.

While she finds no evidence of illegitimate police violence, the case takes a personal turn when she discovers the victim is from her hometown.

Moll, who also wrote the film, was previously in competition on the Croisette with "Lemming" in 2005 and "Harry, He's Here to Help" in 2000.

The festival runs from 13-24 May.

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Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip - 14 May 2025

1. Close of displaced woman Ghalia Abu Moteir, 81

2. Close of Abu Moteir's wrinkled hands, hugging her grandson

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Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip - 15 May 2025

3. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ghalia Abu Moteir, displaced woman:

"Today we’re in a bigger Nakba than the Nakba that we saw before. We are not living. There is no life, no children. Everyone is being martyred. There are no houses left, no life, no children, no people, no food or drink. How long must we remain like this? Where can we go? They threw us out of our country, out of our homes. Where can we go? Here in Muwasi, there’s no food or water and the planes strike us. And our children are thrown dead in front of us.”

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Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip - 14 May 2025

4. Various of Abu Moteir sitting with her grandchildren and preparing tea for them

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Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip - 14 May 2025

5. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ghalia Abu Moteir, displaced woman:

"I have lived through all those recent wars, but no war is like the one we are living through. We have never heard of such a war, people are starving, people are unable to find a bite of food to eat. They either cook lentils or a little rice, or grind lentils, something like that. Whatever is available to them, people do not have bread or flour at all."

6. Various of Abu Moteir with her grandchildren

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Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip - 15 May 2025

7. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ghalia Abu Moteir, displaced woman:

"I’m 81, I’m not afraid for myself. I’m afraid for my children and my 45 grandchildren. Our whole life is terror on terror. Day and night, there are missiles and warplanes above us. We’re not living. If we were dead, it would be more merciful. How long will they keep doing this to us?"

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Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip - 14 May 2025

8. Various of Abu Moteir sitting with her grandchildren

9. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ghalia Abu Moteir, displaced woman:

"I wish we could live our lives like we used to, we were comfortable. There was no war or anything. It was safe. But now, there is no home nor anything, they wiped out everything. There is nothing, where does one go back to? Even if they said, 'you can go back to Rafah,' where do we go back to? To the stones? Or to the rubble? There is no place at all."

10. Various of smoke rising after Israeli airstrike

STORYLINE:

As a 4-year-old, Ghalia Abu Moteir was driven to live in a tent in Khan Younis after her family fled their home in what’s now Israel, escaping advancing Israeli forces.

Now 77 years later, she is now back in a tent under the bombardment of Israel’s campaign in Gaza.

On Thursday, Palestinians across the Middle East commemorated the anniversary of the “Nakba” -- Arabic for “the Catastrophe” -- when some 700,000 Palestinians were expelled by Israeli forces or fled their homes in what is now Israel during the 1948 war that surrounded its creation.

Abu Moteir’s life traces the arc of Palestinians’ exile and displacement from that war to the current one.

Israel’s 19-month-old campaign has flattened much of Gaza, killed more than 51,000 people, driven almost the entire population of 2.3 million from their homes and threatens to push them into famine.

"Today we’re in a bigger Nakba than the Nakba that we saw before,” the 81-year-old Abu Moteir said, speaking outside the tent where she lives with her surviving sons and daughters and 45 grandchildren.

The Gaza Strip was born out of the Nakba.

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