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A journalist who set himself on fire as a protest against the Israel-Hamas war is helped by bystanders and police near the White House. EPA
US President Joe Biden, first lady Jill Biden and Rabbi Aaron Alexander of Adas Israel Congregation participate in a candle-lighting event to mark the anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel, at the White House in Washington. Reuters
Pro-Israeli protesters march to the White House following a Stand with Israel rally. Reuters
People attend a gathering to commemorate October 7 in New York City. Reuters
A person attends a pro-Israel rally in Times Square in New York. EPA
Demonstrators gather during a pro-Palestinian rally in New York City. AFP
People take part in a demonstration in New York. Reuters
People hold flags during a rally and vigil near the Washington Monument. AFP
Pro-Israel demonstrators at a rally in Washington. Reuters
An empty shabbat table with pictures of hostages who are still being held. Reuters
The Washington Monument as seen from the empty shabbat table. Reuters
Pro-Palestinian protesters march near the White House. Reuters
Demonstrators wrapped in Lebanese flags during a rally in Lafayette Park near the White House. EPA
A journalist who set himself on fire as a protest against the Israel-Hamas war is helped by bystanders and police near the White House. EPA
US President Joe Biden, first lady Jill Biden and Rabbi Aaron Alexander of Adas Israel Congregation participate in a candle-lighting event to mark the anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel, at the White House in Washington. Reuters
Pro-Israeli protesters march to the White House following a Stand with Israel rally. Reuters
People attend a gathering to commemorate October 7 in New York City. Reuters
A person attends a pro-Israel rally in Times Square in New York. EPA
Demonstrators gather during a pro-Palestinian rally in New York City. AFP
People take part in a demonstration in New York. Reuters
People hold flags during a rally and vigil near the Washington Monument. AFP
Pro-Israel demonstrators at a rally in Washington. Reuters
An empty shabbat table with pictures of hostages who are still being held. Reuters
The Washington Monument as seen from the empty shabbat table. Reuters
Pro-Palestinian protesters march near the White House. Reuters
Demonstrators wrapped in Lebanese flags during a rally in Lafayette Park near the White House. EPA
A journalist who set himself on fire as a protest against the Israel-Hamas war is helped by bystanders and police near the White House. EPA
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