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AL-HAWTA, YEMEN - NOVEMBER 2

Displaced Yemeni families arrive in the city of al-Hawta in Lahj governorate on Monday, November 2, 2026, after fleeing the areas of al-Maqatira and Tur al-Baha.

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Image depicts death) KHAN YOUNIS, GAZA STRIP - NOVEMBER 3: Palestinians mourn the bodies of two men in the city of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

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AL-HAWTA, YEMEN - NOVEMBER 2: Displaced Yemeni families arrive in the city of al-Hawta in Lahj governorate on Monday, November 2, 2026, after fleeing the areas of al-Maqatira and Tur al-Baha. Shelling hit residential areas and the Suqayya dispensary and forced the families to leave their homes; this could not be independently verified. The families have been sleeping in public gardens and in the open, without shelter or basic necessities, waiting for temporary accommodation or to be added to existing displacement camps. (Photo by Amat AL-Rahman Alafory/LensOne)

AL-HAWTA, YEMEN - NOVEMBER 2: Displaced Yemeni families arrive in the city of al-Hawta in Lahj governorate on Monday, November 2, 2026, after fleeing the areas of al-Maqatira and Tur al-Baha. Shelling hit residential areas and the Suqayya dispensary and forced the families to leave their homes; this could not be independently verified. The families have been sleeping in public gardens and in the open, without shelter or basic necessities, waiting for temporary accommodation or to be added to existing displacement camps. (Photo by Amat AL-Rahman Alafory/LensOne)

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  1. GAZA STRIP - OCTOBER 19: Iman Arouq, a 48-year-old Palestinian woman living with breast cancer, cooks over an open fire on Monday, October 19, 2026, in the Gaza Strip. She has struggled to access cancer medication and faced delayed diagnosis and treatment amid the war, and doctors have advised her to avoid smoke exposure, though she has no cooking gas available. (Photo by محمد احمد سالم ابو القمصان/LensOne)481GAZA STRIP - OCTOBER 19: Iman Arouq, a 48-year-old Palestinian woman living with breast cancer, cooks over an open fire on Monday, October 19, 2026, in the Gaza Strip. She has struggled to access cancer medication and faced delayed diagnosis and treatment amid the war, and doctors have advised her to avoid smoke exposure, though she has no cooking gas available. (Photo by محمد احمد سالم ابو القمصان/LensOne)Mohammed Abu Qumsaan · 3000 × 2000
  2. GAZA STRIP - OCTOBER 19: Iman Arouq, a 48-year-old Palestinian woman living with breast cancer, cooks over an open fire on Monday, October 19, 2026, in the Gaza Strip. She has struggled to access cancer medication and faced delayed diagnosis and treatment amid the war, and doctors have advised her to avoid smoke exposure, though she has no cooking gas available. (Photo by محمد احمد سالم ابو القمصان/LensOne)482
  3. GAZA STRIP - OCTOBER 19: Iman Arouq, a 48-year-old Palestinian woman living with breast cancer, cooks over an open fire on Monday, October 19, 2026, in the Gaza Strip. She has struggled to access cancer medication and faced delayed diagnosis and treatment amid the war, and doctors have advised her to avoid smoke exposure, though she has no cooking gas available. (Photo by محمد احمد سالم ابو القمصان/LensOne)483
  4. GAZA STRIP - OCTOBER 19: Iman Arouq, a 48-year-old Palestinian woman living with breast cancer, cooks over an open fire on Monday, October 19, 2026, in the Gaza Strip. She has struggled to access cancer medication and faced delayed diagnosis and treatment amid the war, and doctors have advised her to avoid smoke exposure, though she has no cooking gas available. (Photo by محمد احمد سالم ابو القمصان/LensOne)484
  5. GAZA STRIP - OCTOBER 19: Iman Arouq, a 48-year-old Palestinian woman living with breast cancer, cooks over an open fire on Monday, October 19, 2026, in the Gaza Strip. She has struggled to access cancer medication and faced delayed diagnosis and treatment amid the war, and doctors have advised her to avoid smoke exposure, though she has no cooking gas available. (Photo by محمد احمد سالم ابو القمصان/LensOne)485
  6. GAZA STRIP - OCTOBER 19: Iman Arouq, a 48-year-old Palestinian woman living with breast cancer, cooks over an open fire on Monday, October 19, 2026, in the Gaza Strip. She has struggled to access cancer medication and faced delayed diagnosis and treatment amid the war, and doctors have advised her to avoid smoke exposure, though she has no cooking gas available. (Photo by محمد احمد سالم ابو القمصان/LensOne)486
  7. GAZA STRIP - OCTOBER 19: Iman Arouq, a 48-year-old Palestinian woman living with breast cancer, cooks over an open fire on Monday, October 19, 2026, in the Gaza Strip. She has struggled to access cancer medication and faced delayed diagnosis and treatment amid the war, and doctors have advised her to avoid smoke exposure, though she has no cooking gas available. (Photo by محمد احمد سالم ابو القمصان/LensOne)487
  8. ŞANLIURFA, TÜRKİYE - DECEMBER 7: A woman walks past a stall displaying wedding dresses at a second-hand market held every Sunday in the Eyyübiye district of Şanlıurfa on Sunday, December 7, 2025. Set up on the outskirts of the city in an area lacking infrastructure, the market offers sellers a source of income and buyers access to affordable goods. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)488
  9. IDLIB, SYRIA - JANUARY 13: Sham embraces her cat Umut at the entrance of a tent on Thursday, January 13, 2022 in Idlib. Sham fled with her family from the town of Rastan in Homs province in 2019, bringing her cat Umut along. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)489
  10. ISTANBUL, TÜRKİYE - MAY 21: A young woman looks toward Galata, accompanied by a cat beside her, from the rooftop of the Büyük Valide Han on Sunday, May 21, 2023, in Istanbul. Seagulls flying between the two shores of the Golden Horn add another rhythm to the city's crowded rooftops, as Istanbul becomes, for a moment from this rooftop, just the sky, the sound of wings and the calm of watching. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)490
  11. IDLIB, SYRIA - APRIL 2: Children are seen together at a tent camp housing displaced families in Syria's Idlib region on Saturday, April 2, 2022. Their childhoods, spent far from home, bear the marks war has left on daily life. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)491
  12. KHARTOUM, SUDAN - MAY 18: Life returns to the streets of Khartoum, where children's laughter is heard along the Nile and public transport once again connects neighborhoods, on Sunday, May 18, 2025, in Khartoum. Between the scars of destruction and the persistence to endure, life is finding its way back onto the streets of the Sudanese capital. (Photo by Faiz abubakr/LensOne)492
  13. KHARTOUM, SUDAN - MAY 18: Life returns to the streets of Khartoum, where children's laughter is heard along the Nile and public transport once again connects neighborhoods, on Sunday, May 18, 2025, in Khartoum. Between the scars of destruction and the persistence to endure, life is finding its way back onto the streets of the Sudanese capital. (Photo by Faiz abubakr/LensOne)493
  14. KHARTOUM, SUDAN - MAY 18: Life returns to the streets of Khartoum, where children's laughter is heard along the Nile and public transport once again connects neighborhoods, on Sunday, May 18, 2025, in Khartoum. Between the scars of destruction and the persistence to endure, life is finding its way back onto the streets of the Sudanese capital. (Photo by Faiz abubakr/LensOne)494
  15. KHARTOUM, SUDAN - MAY 18: Life returns to the streets of Khartoum, where children's laughter is heard along the Nile and public transport once again connects neighborhoods, on Sunday, May 18, 2025, in Khartoum. Between the scars of destruction and the persistence to endure, life is finding its way back onto the streets of the Sudanese capital. (Photo by Faiz abubakr/LensOne)495
  16. KHARTOUM, SUDAN - MAY 18: Life returns to the streets of Khartoum, where children's laughter is heard along the Nile and public transport once again connects neighborhoods, on Sunday, May 18, 2025, in Khartoum. Between the scars of destruction and the persistence to endure, life is finding its way back onto the streets of the Sudanese capital. (Photo by Faiz abubakr/LensOne)496
  17. KHARTOUM, SUDAN - MAY 18: Life returns to the streets of Khartoum, where children's laughter is heard along the Nile and public transport once again connects neighborhoods, on Sunday, May 18, 2025, in Khartoum. Between the scars of destruction and the persistence to endure, life is finding its way back onto the streets of the Sudanese capital. (Photo by Faiz abubakr/LensOne)497
  18. KHARTOUM, SUDAN - MAY 18: Life returns to the streets of Khartoum, where children's laughter is heard along the Nile and public transport once again connects neighborhoods, on Sunday, May 18, 2025, in Khartoum. Between the scars of destruction and the persistence to endure, life is finding its way back onto the streets of the Sudanese capital. (Photo by Faiz abubakr/LensOne)498
  19. KHARTOUM, SUDAN - MAY 18: Life returns to the streets of Khartoum, where children's laughter is heard along the Nile and public transport once again connects neighborhoods, on Sunday, May 18, 2025, in Khartoum. Between the scars of destruction and the persistence to endure, life is finding its way back onto the streets of the Sudanese capital. (Photo by Faiz abubakr/LensOne)499
  20. MAY 5: Palestinians mourn amid the devastation of war in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, May 5, 2026. Palestinians in the Gaza Strip are enduring moments of grief and sorrow caused by the war, as families' suffering is reflected in scenes of loss and shock, amid harsh humanitarian conditions weighing on residents' lives. (Photo by Hashem Zimmo/LensOne)500
  21. (EDITOR'S NOTE: Image depicts death) GAZA STRIP - MAY 5: Palestinians experience moments of grief and sorrow caused by the war on Tuesday, May 5, 2026, in the Gaza Strip. The suffering of Palestinian families is reflected in scenes of loss and shock, amid harsh humanitarian conditions that continue to weigh on residents' lives. (Photo by Hashem Zimmo/LensOne)501
  22. ANTAKYA, TÜRKİYE - SEPTEMBER 10: Muhammed Ali embraces his chicken amid dust and rubble near his demolished home on Sunday, September 10, 2023 in Antakya, Hatay. Ali and his family, whose house in Antakya was heavily damaged in the February 6, 2023 earthquakes, brought their chickens along to the tent they set up near their building. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)502
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  24. IDLIB, SYRIA - OCTOBER 2026: Children play in the garden of the Bardakli Orphanage in Idlib, Syria, in October 2026. Some of the children have lost their fathers in the war, others have lost their entire families, while some were left at the orphanage for care, and despite their different losses, play has become their common language. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)504
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Fırtına cephesi Boğaz'ı geçerken vapur seferleri durdu

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