Mahmoud Kamil Barjawi poses for a portrait outside the home of his cousin, who fell victim to an Israeli attack on Thursday, Feb. 15, that claimed the lives of at least seven members of the same family and three Hezbollah fighters who were in the building, according to Lebanese local media.
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Demonstrators protest in Tel Aviv on Saturday, Feb. 17, against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling for new elections in the latest protest against his handling of the Israel-Hamas war.
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The home of Yuval Salomon, killed in Kibbutz Kfar Azza, in southern Israel, near the Gaza border, is shown on Tuesday, Feb. 13, the site of a cross-border attack by Hamas.
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Workers unload bags of humanitarian aid that entered Gaza by truck through the Kerem Shalom/Karm Abu Salem border crossing in the southern part of the Palestinian territory on Saturday, Feb. 17.
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Residents of the southern Lebanese city of Nabatiyeh gather Saturday, Feb. 17, to mourn the seven members of the Berjawi family that were killed in their home by Israeli rockets on Thursday.
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Palestinians pray in a damaged mosque following an Israeli strike in Rafah on Thursday, Feb. 15.
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A displaced Palestinian woman who fled her house due to Israeli strikes takes shelter in a tent camp in Rafah on Tuesday, Feb. 13, amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas.
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A displaced Palestinian boy sells homemade potato chips outside a tent camp in Rafah on Tuesday, Feb. 13.
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Family members of the hostages being held in Gaza handcuff themselves to one another on Thursday, Feb. 15, outside The Kirya, in Tel Aviv, which houses the Israeli Ministry of Defense, during a protest calling for a deal to secure their relatives' release.
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Gil Dickman, whose cousin Carmel Gat is still in captivity in Gaza, and other relatives of the hostages demonstrate outside of The Kirya, in Tel Aviv, which houses the Israeli Ministry of Defense, after handcuffing themselves to one another on Thursday, Feb. 15, during a protest calling for a deal to secure their release.
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People inspect the damage to their homes on Monday, Feb. 12, following Israeli air strikes in Rafah.
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People stand in front of portraits of hostages taken by Hamas during the Oct. 7 attack on Monday, Feb. 12, outside Tel Aviv's Museum of Art, now informally called the "Hostages Square."
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Israeli tanks are seen along the border with the Gaza Strip in southern Israel on Thursday, Feb. 15.
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Neighbors and media teams stand in front of a building on Thursday, Feb. 15, that lays in ruins following an Israeli attack that claimed the lives of at least seven members of the same family.
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Palestinian families leave Rafah with their belongings on Monday, Feb. 12, as Israel threatens another military incursion in the southernmost Gaza city.
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Residents of the southern Lebanese city of Nabatiyeh join relatives Saturday, Feb. 17, in mourning the loss of seven members of the Berjawi family, who were killed in their home by Israeli rockets on Thursday, Feb. 15.
