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Supporters of ousted Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi hold posters with a four finger symbol, known as "Rabaa", which means four in Arabic during a protest named "Friday of Loyalty to the Blood of the Martyrs" against the military and interior ministry, in Cairo, September 13, 2013. Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahri has described the army-installed government's crackdown against the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt as a "brutal crime" and urged Egyptians to resist what he called a campaign against Islam in their country. Many were killed when the security forces, who regard the Brotherhood as terrorists, attacked its supporters on August 14 in a raid on pro-Mursi protest camps in Cairo. Photo by Ahmed Asad
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