Tunisian police and military forces patrol the border town of Ben Guerdane on March 8, 2016, one day after ISIS militants launched an attack on military barracks in the town. 28 militants were killed in the clashes that also left ten members of Tunisian security forces and seven civilians dead.
Tunisian security forces arrested 17 militants, reportedly connected to ISIS.
Later on Tuesday March 8th, the Tunisian Prime Minister said that the death toll had risen to 55, as security forces once again clashed with militants, killing six.
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Heavy armed police keeps people away from de Bataclan café, where 80 got killed..
Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Heavy armed police keeps people away from de Bataclan café, where 80 got killed..
Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. People gather in disbelieve and shock just outside Bataclan cafe
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Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Heavy armed police keeps people away from de Bataclan café, where 80 got killed..
Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Heavy armed police keeps people away from de Bataclan café, where 80 got killed..
Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Heavy armed police keeps people away from de Bataclan café, where 80 got killed..
Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Heavy armed police keeps people away from de Bataclan café, where 80 got killed..
Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Member of RAID or GIGN special forces after the intervention in the Bataclan cafe
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Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Members of RAID or GIGN special forces after the intervention in the Bataclan cafe
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Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Members of RAID or GIGN special forces after the intervention in the Bataclan cafe
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Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Members of RAID or GIGN special forces after the intervention in the Bataclan cafe
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Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Members of RAID or GIGN special forces after the intervention in the Bataclan cafe
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Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Survivors from the Bataclan masacre are evacuated.
Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Survivors from the Bataclan masacre are evacuated.
Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Survivors from the Bataclan masacre are evacuated.
Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Survivors from the Bataclan masacre are evacuated.
Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Survivors from the Bataclan masacre are evacuated.
Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Survivor from the Bataclan masacre
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Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Survivors from the Bataclan masacre
Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Survivors from the Bataclan masacre
Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Survivors from the Bataclan masacre
Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Survivors from the Bataclan masacre
Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Survivors from the Bataclan masacre
Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Survivors from the Bataclan masacre
Steven Wassenaar
November, 17, 2015, Paris, France
Several terrorist attacks in Paris left many dead and woundend. Army and police on Place de la Bastille
photo : Steven Wassenaar
Sunnis and Shiites hold joint Friday prayers in Bahrain amid tight security following bombing attacks believed to have been carried out by the Islamic State group against Shiite mosques in Kuwait and the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia.
Israeli Security in the Old City of Jerusalem, Israel.
Tarim, Yemen
April 29, 2015
Video shows the aftermath of an attack by fighters, reported to be members of al-Qaeda, against a branch of the International Bank of Yemen in the city of Tarim, south Yemen.
Eyewitnesses who spoke to a Transterra Media contributor said that army units, which are loyal to President Abd Rabbu Hadi Mansour, as well as local armed residents, pushed back the attack.
A Yemeni soldier was killed in the assault, which also targeted a security forces post.
SHOTLIST
Various of damaged the International Bank of Yemen building
Various of Yemeni soldiers and civilians who took part in the clashes
Wide of Yemeni soldiers on hills surrounding a targeted military post
Wide of an ambulance at the targeted position
Various of the targeted military position
Ibb Province, Yemen
April 8, 2015
Scores of anti-Houthi protesters rallied in various cities of the central Yemeni province of Ibb in support of the Saudi-led operation Decisive Storm, despite the heavy presence of pro-Houthi security province. Video shows demonstrations in various locations and interviews with two protesters who voice their defiance of the Houthis.
Banners signed by the anti-Houthi Refusal Movement carried the inscription: “Ibb is not a prison. Freedom for the kidnapped.” Other banners that surfaced in one of the demonstrations featured the portraits of several people along with the inscription: “Freedom for the kidnapped by the head of security and Houthi militias.”
Other protestors also chanted: “We shall sacrifice our souls and blood for you, Aden,” while carrying banners that read: “Aden is the city of peace; do not kill it.”
SOUNDBITE (Arabic, Man) Unnamed anti-Houthi Protester
“Political activists have not been able to do anything. We will stand against them, even if they bomb us with chemical weapons. We will resist both Ali Abdulllah Saleh and the infidel Houthis.”
SOUNDBITE (Arabic, Man) Unnamed anti-Houthi Protester
“Interviewer: What is your message to those who have been kidnapped by the Houthis? “Protester: Our message is that they [Houthis] will not be able to do anything. They [the kidnapped] shall be freed. You are heroes.”
BROLL
March 18, 2015 -- Tunis, Tunisia
Twenty people were killed, mostly tourists, and many more wounded when gunmen attacked the popular Bardo museum in Tunis. Tunisian security services deployed around the museum's buildings prior to entering them, allegedly trading fire with militants inside before killing two of them and rescuing hostages. Other gunmen are believed to be at large.
Tunis, Tunisia, 18 March 2015. Twenty people were killed, mostly tourists, and many more wounded when gunmen attacked the popular Bardo museum in Tunis. They took others hostage, some of whom were evacuated as members of the security services deployed around the museum's buildings prior to entering them. Security forces allegedly traded fire with the militants inside before killing two of the unknown number of gunmen. Others are still thought to be at large, and one officer is reported to have died.
Clashes at Cairo University between security forces and students protesting Monday's mass death sentence for 529 of Muslim Brotherhood supporters have left one student dead and eight injured, the health ministry reported on Wednesday.
The clashes began when the pro-Brotherhood students tried to move their protest from the university's campus to nearby Al-Nahda Square and were met by security forces, who forced the students back onto the campus, state-run TV reported.
The students shot fireworks at the police and pelted them with stones, state-run TV added.
Private TV channel CBC showed large groups of students running in the vicinity of the university campus and police moving to disperse students gathered in Al-Nahda Square – site of a protest camp for ousted president Mohamed Morsi that was violently cleared by security forces in August.
Brotherhood supporters had previously announced they would protest on Wednesday against the ruling of a court in Minya on Monday in which 529 persons loyal to ousted president Mohamed Morsi were given the death penalty on charges of killing a police officer, among others.
The verdict is expected to be appealed.
A security source told Al-Ahram's Arabic newspaper that groups of pro-Morsi students also protested on Wednesday at Zagazig University in Sharqiya governorate. Twelve people were wounded in clashes that ensued between supporting and opposing students.
The source said rioting students smashed the glass facade of the university's administration building and attacked a number of students and cars.
Police in Zagazig arrested eight rioters and brought the situation "under control," the security source added.
SHOTLIST:
1- Various shots of heavy teargas around the campus of Cairo University.
2- Medium shot of the ambulance.
3- Various shots of the security forces, firemen and ambulances.
4- Medium shot of firemen storm the students with water cannons.
5- Various shots of students and reporters running from teargas and fireworks.
6- Various shots of security forces and armored vehicles moving on.
7- Various shots of security forces storming the students with teargas.
Some of the amputees never thought they would be able to walk again, with the help of the NSPPL, now they can.
Thousands of protestors took to the street on October 6th not only to commemorate the war against Israel, but many were also calling for the ouster of General Sisi.
Youth watch as security forces fire tear gas to disperse crowds.
Thousands of protesters took over the streets of Sao Paulo throughout the past week, against the rise in public transportation costs and expenses paid by the Brazilian government to host the Confederations Cup and World Cup in 2014. The wave of protests grew. There were clashes with police, invasion of public buildings, many hospitalized and arrested. Now the protests are calmer and the government is responding with a series of important changes required by Social Movements and protestants.
Thousands of protesters took over the streets of Sao Paulo throughout the past week, against the rise in public transportation costs and expenses paid by the Brazilian government to host the Confederations Cup and World Cup in 2014. The wave of protests grew. There were clashes with police, invasion of public buildings, many hospitalized and arrested. Now the protests are calmer and the government is responding with a series of important changes required by Social Movements and protestants.
A video report by Aref Krez on Jabhat Al Nusra in Aleppo, broadcasted by France 24.