Search｜Photos & Images & Videos｜KYODO NEWS IMAGES INC

US: Demonstrations In NYC To Mark One-Year Anniversary Of Oct 7 Hamas Attack

Monday, October 7, marked the first anniversary of the Hamas-led attack on Israel. Demonstrators, both pro-Palestine and pro-Israel, marched through New York City and held protests and vigils in several places to mourn the lives lost in last year's attack and the war that has followed.

E

US: Demonstrations At Columbia University On First Anniversary Of Oct 7 Hamas Attack 2

Monday, October 7, marked the first anniversary of the Hamas-led attack on Israel. At Columbia University in New York City, students and faculty, including pro-Palestine and pro-Israel groups, held demonstrations, vigils, class walkouts, and prayers to mourn the lives lost in last year's attack and the war that has followed.

E

(2)Bereaved family consent to bail for Mainichi journalist

AMMAN, Jordan - Mainichi Shimbun President Akira Saito (R) holds the hand of Abudol al-Sarhan, elder brother of Ali al-Sarhan, an Amman airport security guard killed in the May 1 explosion of a cluster bomblet in the luggage of his newspaper's photojournalist Hiroki Gomi on May 7. (Pool photo)

E

(1)Bereaved family consent to bail for Mainichi journalist

AMMAN, Jordan - Mainichi Shimbun President Akira Saito (R) meets with Abudol al-Sarhan (2nd from L), elder brother of Ali al-Sarhan, an Amman airport security guard killed in the May 1 explosion of a cluster bomblet in the luggage of his newspaper's photojournalist Hiroki Gomi on May 7. The bereaved family told Saito they would like to give their consent for Gomi to be released on bail. (Pool photo)

E

(2)Mainichi president pays respects to victims at Amman airport

AMMAN, Jordan - File photo shows a Jordanian airport security guard, Ali al-Sarhan, who was killed in the May 1 explosion at Amman international airport caused by a cluster bomblet that a Mainichi Shimbun journalist carried in his luggage. Top Mainichi executives paid respects to those who were killed and injured at the airport on May 7.

E

Mainichi president pays respects to victims at Amman airport

AMMAN, Jordan - The president of the Mainichi Shimbun, Akira Saito (R in center), on May 7 pays respects to a Jordanian security guard, Ali al-Sarhan, who was killed in last week's explosion at Amman international airport caused by a cluster bomblet that a Mainichi journalist carried in his luggage. Three others were injured in the incident.

E

(2)Mainichi president pays respects to victims at Amman airport

AMMAN, Jordan - File photo shows a Jordanian airport security guard, Ali al-Sarhan, who was killed in the May 1 explosion at Amman international airport caused by a cluster bomblet that a Mainichi Shimbun journalist carried in his luggage. Top Mainichi executives paid respects to those who were killed and injured at the airport on May 7. (Kyodo)

E

(2)Bereaved family consent to bail for Mainichi journalist

AMMAN, Jordan - Mainichi Shimbun President Akira Saito (R) holds the hand of Abudol al-Sarhan, elder brother of Ali al-Sarhan, an Amman airport security guard killed in the May 1 explosion of a cluster bomblet in the luggage of his newspaper's photojournalist Hiroki Gomi on May 7. (Pool photo) (Kyodo)

E

(1)Bereaved family consent to bail for Mainichi journalist

AMMAN, Jordan - Mainichi Shimbun President Akira Saito (R) meets with Abudol al-Sarhan (2nd from L), elder brother of Ali al-Sarhan, an Amman airport security guard killed in the May 1 explosion of a cluster bomblet in the luggage of his newspaper's photojournalist Hiroki Gomi on May 7. The bereaved family told Saito they would like to give their consent for Gomi to be released on bail. (Pool photo) (Kyodo)

E

Mainichi president pays respects to victims at Amman airport

AMMAN, Jordan - The president of the Mainichi Shimbun, Akira Saito (R in center), on May 7 pays respects to a Jordanian security guard, Ali al-Sarhan, who was killed in last week's explosion at Amman international airport caused by a cluster bomblet that a Mainichi journalist carried in his luggage. Three others were injured in the incident. (Kyodo)