A burnt pick-up truck is seen during clashes between Egyptian protesters and riot police near the US embassy in Cairo on Sept. 13, 2012. Protests have erupted since Sept. 11 outside US diplomatic missions in several Arab and Muslim states by demonstrators who deem the low-budget movie 'Innocence of Muslims' made in the United States as offensive to Islam.
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Egyptian protesters tear down the US flag at the US Embassy in Cairo on Sept. 11, 2012 during a demonstration against a film deemed offensive to Islam.
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A picture shows damage inside the burnt US consulate building in Benghazi on September 13, 2012, following an attack on the building late on September 11 in which the US ambassador to Libya and three other US nationals were killed. Libya said it has made arrests and opened a probe into the attack, amid speculation that Al Qaeda rather than a frenzied mob was to blame.
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Yemeni protesters gather around fire during a demonstration outside the US Embassy in Sanaa over a film mocking Islam, on Sept. 13, 2012. Yemeni forces managed to drive out angry protesters who stormed the embassy in the capital, with police firing warning shots to disperse thousands of people as they approached the main gate of the mission.
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Yemeni protesters try to break through the US embassy in Sanaa during a protest on Sept. 13, 2012. Yemeni forces managed to drive out angry protesters who stormed the embassy in the Yemeni capital, with police firing warning shots to disperse thousands of people as they approached the main gate of the mission.
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Iraqi supporters of Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr's movement burn the Israeli and the US flags during a protest denouncing a film deemed offensive to Islam, on Sept. 13, 2012 in the central Iraqi city of Kut.
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Kashmiri Muslims shout slogans during a demonstration against the controversial film 'Innocence of Muslims' in Srinagar on Sept. 13, 2012. The controversial low budget film sparked fury in Libya, where four Americans including the ambassador were killed on Tuesday when a mob attacked the US consulate in Benghazi, and has led to protests outside US missions in Morocco, Sudan, Egypt, Tunisia and Yemen.
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Kuwaitis protest against a film deemed offensive to Islam near the US Embassy in Kuwait City on Sept. 13, 2012. Protests have erupted since Sept. 11 outside US diplomatic missions in several Arab and Muslim states by demonstrators who deem the low-budget movie 'Innocence of Muslims,' made in the United States, offensive to Islam.
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Moroccan women shout slogans during a demonstration against a film deemed offensive to Islam on Sept. 12, 2012 near the US consulate in Casablanca.
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Iranian demonstrators burn the US flag during a protest against a film mocking Islam, on Sept. 13, 2012 near the Swiss embassy in Tehran, which handles US interests in the absence of US-Iran diplomatic ties. Up to 500 people protested in Tehran over the anti-Islam film made in the United States, chanting 'Death to America!' and death to the movie's director. The rally ended peacefully two hours later.
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An Israeli man and a girl drive a scooter past Arab-Israeli Muslim men protesting a film mocking Islam in front of the US Embassy in the Mediterranean coastal city of Tel Aviv, Sept. 13, 2012.
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