Gallery: Photos from Nov. 19, 2024
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A man looks from a damaged building a day after it was hit by a rocket fired from Lebanon, in Ramat Gan, central Israel, Tuesday.
Don Klinsky | For TribLive
Firefighters douse a car fire along Route 28 northbound in Harrison between exits 15 and 16 shortly after 9 a.m. Tuesday. The fire briefly backed up traffic northbound traffic while one lane was closed on the highway.
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Svitlana Nazarenko smiles while holding a Ukrainian flag signed by servicemen as the city marked the second anniversary of its liberation in the main square of Kherson, Ukraine, Monday.
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Police try to detain a protester in a street during a rally against the results of the parliamentary elections amid allegations that the vote was rigged in Tbilisi, Georgia, Tuesday.
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Freeport’s Krosby Halleran battles North Hills’ Adel Schnitgen for the puck along the boards during their game on Monday, at RMU Island Sports Center.
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Relatives of Israel Defense Force captain Yogev Pazi, who was killed in Gaza, mourn during his funeral at the cemetery of Giv’ot Bar, southern Israel, Monday.
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Domenic Ricciuti Jr. of Ricciuti Enterprise points out development plans for the docks at Miramar Landings, a new upscale townhome community in O’Hara.
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Britain’s Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, center, participates in a sitting volleyball adaptive sport lesson with students from Shaughnessy Elementary Schoolduring an event to launch the Invictus Games school program, in Vancouver, Canada, Monday.
Christopher Horner | TribLive
North Hills’ Christopher Muschar skates past Freeport’s Aiden Bauman during their game on Monday, at RMU Island Sports Center.
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Indigenous Māori people walk through the streets of Wellington, New Zealand to protest against a proposed law that would redefine the country’s founding agreement between Indigenous Māori and the British Crown, Tuesday.
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