Prophet film sparks protests
White House staff is pictured after they lowered the U.S. flag to half-staff following the death of U.S. Ambassador to Libya, Chris Stevens and others in Benghazi. – Photo by Reuters
Egyptian protesters offer their evening prayers in front of the U.S embassy. – Photo by AP
An Egyptian protester carries a banner that says "men who defeated the Americans,†in Arabic. – Photo by AP
A demonstrator holds banner during a rally to condemn the killers of the U.S. Ambassador to Libya and the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi. – Photo by Reuters
A Libyan demonstrator holds a message that reads “sorry people of America, this is not the behavior of our Islam and Prophet.â€
Demonstrators hold a placard during a rally to condemn the killers and voice support for the U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three embassy staff who were killed. – Photo by Reuters
Egyptian protesters wearing Guy Fawkes masks pose in front of some graffiti. – Photo by AP
People stand around a drawing that says "Remember your black day 11 September" during the protest in Cairo. – Photo by Reuters
A protester has his eyes doused with milk after tear gas was fired during clashes with riot police. – Photo by Reuters
People shout slogans and light flares in front of the U.S. embassy. – Photo by Reuters
A protester starts a fire during clashes with riot policemen along a road that leads to the U.S embassy near Tahrir Square. – Photo by Reuters
Tunisian protesters hold Islamic flags and a Quran during the demonstration. – Photo by AFP
An Egyptian protester stands above the entry of the US embassy in Cairo during a demonstration against a film deemed offensive to Islam. – Photo by AFP
Libyan people gather in protest. – Photo by Reuters
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