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Israel: Daily Life At The Temple Mount
January 29, 2026, Jerusalem, Israel: A view of the Dome of the Rock, Qubbat al Sakhra, with the golden dome. The atmosphere on the Temple Mount creates a sense of calm before the storm. To prevent friction during religious services, Jewish presence is strictly prohibited on the Mount during specific Muslim prayer times. Israeli police officially authorized Jewish visitors to carry printed prayer sheets, often referred to as guidance sheets, onto the Temple Mount. This marks a significant departure from decades of practice where such materials were strictly confiscated at security checkpoints to prevent non-Muslim prayer and conflict. (Credit Image: © Nir Alon/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Israel: Daily Life At The Temple Mount
January 29, 2026, Jerusalem, Israel: The atmosphere on the Temple Mount creates a sense of calm before the storm. To prevent friction during religious services, Jewish presence is strictly prohibited on the Mount during specific Muslim prayer times. Israeli police officially authorized Jewish visitors to carry printed prayer sheets, often referred to as guidance sheets, onto the Temple Mount. This marks a significant departure from decades of practice where such materials were strictly confiscated at security checkpoints to prevent non-Muslim prayer and conflict. (Credit Image: © Nir Alon/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Daily Life In Venice At Night
An adult homeless male sits and rests in the glass-fronted vestibule containing two yellow and black branded ATM machines, located next to a storefront displaying desserts and cannoli in Venice, Italy, on November 15, 2025. The area is brightly lit and situated along a cobblestone street at night. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Homeless Man Resting In ATM Vestibule At Night
A homeless adult male, partially concealed by his clothing and belongings, sits and rests in the glass-fronted vestibule containing two yellow and black branded ATM machines, located next to a storefront displaying desserts and cannoli and a hotel in Venice, Italy, on November 15, 2025. The area is brightly lit and situated along a cobblestone street at night. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Francis Rossi of Status Quo At Bonham’s, London, Great Britain 12th November 2019 During a press view of Bonhams’ Entertainment Memorabilia sale featuring his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar Francis Rossi and his green Fender Telecast
as reported by the Mail on line-18/12/19
sold for 115k at auction yesterday- 17/12/19
Francis Rossi of Status Quo
At Bonham’s, London, Great Britain
12th November 2019
During a press view of Bonhams’ Entertainment Memorabilia sale featuring his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar
Francis Rossi and his green Fender Telecaster guitar, estimate £100,000 – 150,000
The guitar also featured in the majority of the band’s 6,000 live shows before being retired by Francis in 2015, notably appearing in arguably the band’s most high-profile performance, the globally aired ‘Live Aid’ concert at London’sWembley Stadium in 1985, which had a total audience of 1.9 billion.
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Francis Rossi of Status Quo with his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar .
Francis Rossi of Status Quo at Bonhams, London. During a review of Bonhams Entertainment Memorabilia Sale featuring his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar
Francis Rossi and his green Fender Telecaster guitar, estimate £100,000 to £150,000.
Francis' green Fender Telecaster one of rock musics most recognised guitars is the star lot in the Entertainment Memorabilia Sale taking place on Tuesday 17 December at Bonhams Knightsbridge, with an estimate of £100,000 - £150,000.
Purchased second-hand in Glasgow by Rossi in 1968 for £75, and in the musicianís ownership for more than 50 years, Francisí Fender has been an integral part of Status Quoís history, from being played on ëDown the Dustpipeí in 1970, and then on virtually every one of the bandís singles and albums up to 2015.
The guitar also featured in the majority of the bandís 6,000 live shows before being retired by Francis in 2015, notably appearing in arguably the bandís most high-profile performance, the globally aired ëLive Aidí concert at LondonísWembley Stadium in 1985, which had a total audience of 1.9 billion.
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Francis Rossi of Status Quo with his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar .
Francis Rossi of Status Quo at Bonhams, London. During a review of Bonhams Entertainment Memorabilia Sale featuring his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar
Francis Rossi and his green Fender Telecaster guitar, estimate £100,000 to £150,000.
Francis' green Fender Telecaster one of rock musics most recognised guitars is the star lot in the Entertainment Memorabilia Sale taking place on Tuesday 17 December at Bonhams Knightsbridge, with an estimate of £100,000 - £150,000.
Purchased second-hand in Glasgow by Rossi in 1968 for £75, and in the musicianís ownership for more than 50 years, Francisí Fender has been an integral part of Status Quoís history, from being played on ëDown the Dustpipeí in 1970, and then on virtually every one of the bandís singles and albums up to 2015.
The guitar also featured in the majority of the bandís 6,000 live shows before being retired by Francis in 2015, notably appearing in arguably the bandís most high-profile performance, the globally aired ëLive Aidí concert at LondonísWembley Stadium in 1985, which had a total audience of 1.9 billion.
Photograph by Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Francis Rossi of Status Quo with his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar .
Francis Rossi of Status Quo at Bonhams, London. During a review of Bonhams Entertainment Memorabilia Sale featuring his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar
Francis Rossi and his green Fender Telecaster guitar, estimate £100,000 to £150,000.
Francis' green Fender Telecaster one of rock musics most recognised guitars is the star lot in the Entertainment Memorabilia Sale taking place on Tuesday 17 December at Bonhams Knightsbridge, with an estimate of £100,000 - £150,000.
Purchased second-hand in Glasgow by Rossi in 1968 for £75, and in the musicianís ownership for more than 50 years, Francisí Fender has been an integral part of Status Quoís history, from being played on ëDown the Dustpipeí in 1970, and then on virtually every one of the bandís singles and albums up to 2015.
The guitar also featured in the majority of the bandís 6,000 live shows before being retired by Francis in 2015, notably appearing in arguably the bandís most high-profile performance, the globally aired ëLive Aidí concert at LondonísWembley Stadium in 1985, which had a total audience of 1.9 billion.
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Francis Rossi of Status Quo with his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar .
Francis Rossi of Status Quo at Bonhams, London. During a review of Bonhams Entertainment Memorabilia Sale featuring his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar
Francis Rossi and his green Fender Telecaster guitar, estimate £100,000 to £150,000.
Francis' green Fender Telecaster one of rock musics most recognised guitars is the star lot in the Entertainment Memorabilia Sale taking place on Tuesday 17 December at Bonhams Knightsbridge, with an estimate of £100,000 - £150,000.
Purchased second-hand in Glasgow by Rossi in 1968 for £75, and in the musicianís ownership for more than 50 years, Francisí Fender has been an integral part of Status Quoís history, from being played on ëDown the Dustpipeí in 1970, and then on virtually every one of the bandís singles and albums up to 2015.
The guitar also featured in the majority of the bandís 6,000 live shows before being retired by Francis in 2015, notably appearing in arguably the bandís most high-profile performance, the globally aired ëLive Aidí concert at LondonísWembley Stadium in 1985, which had a total audience of 1.9 billion.
Photograph by Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Francis Rossi of Status Quo with his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar .
Francis Rossi of Status Quo at Bonhams, London. During a review of Bonhams Entertainment Memorabilia Sale featuring his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar
Francis Rossi and his green Fender Telecaster guitar, estimate £100,000 to £150,000.
Francis' green Fender Telecaster one of rock musics most recognised guitars is the star lot in the Entertainment Memorabilia Sale taking place on Tuesday 17 December at Bonhams Knightsbridge, with an estimate of £100,000 - £150,000.
Purchased second-hand in Glasgow by Rossi in 1968 for £75, and in the musicianís ownership for more than 50 years, Francisí Fender has been an integral part of Status Quoís history, from being played on ëDown the Dustpipeí in 1970, and then on virtually every one of the bandís singles and albums up to 2015.
The guitar also featured in the majority of the bandís 6,000 live shows before being retired by Francis in 2015, notably appearing in arguably the bandís most high-profile performance, the globally aired ëLive Aidí concert at LondonísWembley Stadium in 1985, which had a total audience of 1.9 billion.
Photograph by Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Francis Rossi of Status Quo with his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar .
Francis Rossi of Status Quo at Bonhams, London. During a review of Bonhams Entertainment Memorabilia Sale featuring his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar
Francis Rossi and his green Fender Telecaster guitar, estimate £100,000 to £150,000.
Francis' green Fender Telecaster one of rock musics most recognised guitars is the star lot in the Entertainment Memorabilia Sale taking place on Tuesday 17 December at Bonhams Knightsbridge, with an estimate of £100,000 - £150,000.
Purchased second-hand in Glasgow by Rossi in 1968 for £75, and in the musicianís ownership for more than 50 years, Francisí Fender has been an integral part of Status Quoís history, from being played on ëDown the Dustpipeí in 1970, and then on virtually every one of the bandís singles and albums up to 2015.
The guitar also featured in the majority of the bandís 6,000 live shows before being retired by Francis in 2015, notably appearing in arguably the bandís most high-profile performance, the globally aired ëLive Aidí concert at LondonísWembley Stadium in 1985, which had a total audience of 1.9 billion.
Photograph by Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Francis Rossi of Status Quo with his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar .
Francis Rossi of Status Quo at Bonhams, London. During a review of Bonhams Entertainment Memorabilia Sale featuring his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar
Francis Rossi and his green Fender Telecaster guitar, estimate £100,000 to £150,000.
Francis' green Fender Telecaster one of rock musics most recognised guitars is the star lot in the Entertainment Memorabilia Sale taking place on Tuesday 17 December at Bonhams Knightsbridge, with an estimate of £100,000 - £150,000.
Purchased second-hand in Glasgow by Rossi in 1968 for £75, and in the musicianís ownership for more than 50 years, Francisí Fender has been an integral part of Status Quoís history, from being played on ëDown the Dustpipeí in 1970, and then on virtually every one of the bandís singles and albums up to 2015.
The guitar also featured in the majority of the bandís 6,000 live shows before being retired by Francis in 2015, notably appearing in arguably the bandís most high-profile performance, the globally aired ëLive Aidí concert at LondonísWembley Stadium in 1985, which had a total audience of 1.9 billion.
Photograph by Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Francis Rossi of Status Quo with his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar .
Francis Rossi of Status Quo at Bonhams, London. During a review of Bonhams Entertainment Memorabilia Sale featuring his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar
Francis Rossi and his green Fender Telecaster guitar, estimate £100,000 to £150,000.
Francis' green Fender Telecaster one of rock musics most recognised guitars is the star lot in the Entertainment Memorabilia Sale taking place on Tuesday 17 December at Bonhams Knightsbridge, with an estimate of £100,000 - £150,000.
Purchased second-hand in Glasgow by Rossi in 1968 for £75, and in the musicianís ownership for more than 50 years, Francisí Fender has been an integral part of Status Quoís history, from being played on ëDown the Dustpipeí in 1970, and then on virtually every one of the bandís singles and albums up to 2015.
The guitar also featured in the majority of the bandís 6,000 live shows before being retired by Francis in 2015, notably appearing in arguably the bandís most high-profile performance, the globally aired ëLive Aidí concert at LondonísWembley Stadium in 1985, which had a total audience of 1.9 billion.
Photograph by Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Francis Rossi of Status Quo with his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar .
Francis Rossi of Status Quo at Bonhams, London. During a review of Bonhams Entertainment Memorabilia Sale featuring his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar
Francis Rossi and his green Fender Telecaster guitar, estimate £100,000 to £150,000.
Francis' green Fender Telecaster one of rock musics most recognised guitars is the star lot in the Entertainment Memorabilia Sale taking place on Tuesday 17 December at Bonhams Knightsbridge, with an estimate of £100,000 - £150,000.
Purchased second-hand in Glasgow by Rossi in 1968 for £75, and in the musicianís ownership for more than 50 years, Francisí Fender has been an integral part of Status Quoís history, from being played on ëDown the Dustpipeí in 1970, and then on virtually every one of the bandís singles and albums up to 2015.
The guitar also featured in the majority of the bandís 6,000 live shows before being retired by Francis in 2015, notably appearing in arguably the bandís most high-profile performance, the globally aired ëLive Aidí concert at LondonísWembley Stadium in 1985, which had a total audience of 1.9 billion.
Photograph by Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Francis Rossi of Status Quo with his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar .
Francis Rossi of Status Quo at Bonhams, London. During a review of Bonhams Entertainment Memorabilia Sale featuring his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar
Francis Rossi and his green Fender Telecaster guitar, estimate £100,000 to £150,000.
Francis' green Fender Telecaster one of rock musics most recognised guitars is the star lot in the Entertainment Memorabilia Sale taking place on Tuesday 17 December at Bonhams Knightsbridge, with an estimate of £100,000 - £150,000.
Purchased second-hand in Glasgow by Rossi in 1968 for £75, and in the musicianís ownership for more than 50 years, Francisí Fender has been an integral part of Status Quoís history, from being played on ëDown the Dustpipeí in 1970, and then on virtually every one of the bandís singles and albums up to 2015.
The guitar also featured in the majority of the bandís 6,000 live shows before being retired by Francis in 2015, notably appearing in arguably the bandís most high-profile performance, the globally aired ëLive Aidí concert at LondonísWembley Stadium in 1985, which had a total audience of 1.9 billion.
Photograph by Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Francis Rossi of Status Quo with his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar .
Francis Rossi of Status Quo at Bonhams, London. During a review of Bonhams Entertainment Memorabilia Sale featuring his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar
Francis Rossi and his green Fender Telecaster guitar, estimate £100,000 to £150,000.
Francis' green Fender Telecaster one of rock musics most recognised guitars is the star lot in the Entertainment Memorabilia Sale taking place on Tuesday 17 December at Bonhams Knightsbridge, with an estimate of £100,000 - £150,000.
Purchased second-hand in Glasgow by Rossi in 1968 for £75, and in the musicianís ownership for more than 50 years, Francisí Fender has been an integral part of Status Quoís history, from being played on ëDown the Dustpipeí in 1970, and then on virtually every one of the bandís singles and albums up to 2015.
The guitar also featured in the majority of the bandís 6,000 live shows before being retired by Francis in 2015, notably appearing in arguably the bandís most high-profile performance, the globally aired ëLive Aidí concert at LondonísWembley Stadium in 1985, which had a total audience of 1.9 billion.
Photograph by Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Francis Rossi of Status Quo with his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar .
Francis Rossi of Status Quo at Bonhams, London. During a review of Bonhams Entertainment Memorabilia Sale featuring his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar
Francis Rossi and his green Fender Telecaster guitar, estimate £100,000 to £150,000.
Francis' green Fender Telecaster one of rock musics most recognised guitars is the star lot in the Entertainment Memorabilia Sale taking place on Tuesday 17 December at Bonhams Knightsbridge, with an estimate of £100,000 - £150,000.
Purchased second-hand in Glasgow by Rossi in 1968 for £75, and in the musicianís ownership for more than 50 years, Francisí Fender has been an integral part of Status Quoís history, from being played on ëDown the Dustpipeí in 1970, and then on virtually every one of the bandís singles and albums up to 2015.
The guitar also featured in the majority of the bandís 6,000 live shows before being retired by Francis in 2015, notably appearing in arguably the bandís most high-profile performance, the globally aired ëLive Aidí concert at LondonísWembley Stadium in 1985, which had a total audience of 1.9 billion.
Photograph by Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Francis Rossi of Status Quo with his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar .
Francis Rossi of Status Quo at Bonhams, London. During a review of Bonhams Entertainment Memorabilia Sale featuring his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar
Francis Rossi and his green Fender Telecaster guitar, estimate £100,000 to £150,000.
Francis' green Fender Telecaster one of rock musics most recognised guitars is the star lot in the Entertainment Memorabilia Sale taking place on Tuesday 17 December at Bonhams Knightsbridge, with an estimate of £100,000 - £150,000.
Purchased second-hand in Glasgow by Rossi in 1968 for £75, and in the musicianís ownership for more than 50 years, Francisí Fender has been an integral part of Status Quoís history, from being played on ëDown the Dustpipeí in 1970, and then on virtually every one of the bandís singles and albums up to 2015.
The guitar also featured in the majority of the bandís 6,000 live shows before being retired by Francis in 2015, notably appearing in arguably the bandís most high-profile performance, the globally aired ëLive Aidí concert at LondonísWembley Stadium in 1985, which had a total audience of 1.9 billion.
Photograph by Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Francis Rossi of Status Quo with his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar .
Francis Rossi of Status Quo at Bonhams, London. During a review of Bonhams Entertainment Memorabilia Sale featuring his famous green Fender Telecaster guitar
Francis Rossi and his green Fender Telecaster guitar, estimate £100,000 to £150,000.
Francis' green Fender Telecaster one of rock musics most recognised guitars is the star lot in the Entertainment Memorabilia Sale taking place on Tuesday 17 December at Bonhams Knightsbridge, with an estimate of £100,000 - £150,000.
Purchased second-hand in Glasgow by Rossi in 1968 for £75, and in the musicianís ownership for more than 50 years, Francisí Fender has been an integral part of Status Quoís history, from being played on ëDown the Dustpipeí in 1970, and then on virtually every one of the bandís singles and albums up to 2015.
The guitar also featured in the majority of the bandís 6,000 live shows before being retired by Francis in 2015, notably appearing in arguably the bandís most high-profile performance, the globally aired ëLive Aidí concert at LondonísWembley Stadium in 1985, which had a total audience of 1.9 billion.
Photograph by Elliott Franks / eyevine
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REPORTAGE - Costa Rica
An orange coloured green iguana trails it's tail as it lays on a branch in a tree in the rainforest in Costa Rica (Photo by Sergi Reboredo/Sipa USA) *** Local Caption *** 28239161
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FEATURE - Pix of the Day: Bilder des Tages
January 29, 2018 - Artists Bakr Omar and Rania Murad paint murals of Jerusalem near the port of Gaza, to express solidarity with Jerusalem. At the beginning of last December US President Donald Trump announced US’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. In spite of the announcement Palestinians continue to view East Jerusalem, currently occupied by Israel, as the capital of their future Palestinian State (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Syrian refugee now living in Canda, Basel, 12. Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Trick or Treating for UNICEF. Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Actress Isabela Moner. Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - UNICEF director Anthony Lake chats with press. Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Chatting with Muppet in ECOSOC. Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - UNICEF director Anthony Lake with kids. Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Inside of ECOSOC. Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - UNICEF Director Anthony Lake waves document. Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres meets Chloe x Halle. Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Secretary-General Antonio Guterres chats with Syrian refugee, Basel, 12. Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Actress Dafne Keen. Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Actress Isabela Moner. Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - New York: Kinder 'besetzen' die UN
November 20, 2017 - Manhattan, New York, United States - UNICEF Director Anthony Lake chats with press. Kids Take Over the United Nations on International Kids Day. The UN marked its 63rd annual International Childrens Day with a visit from actress Dafne Keen, Isabela Moner, singers Chloe x Halle and Syrian refugees now living in Canada, Basel & Nance. After a brief photo op with the Secretary-General, the kids gathered in the Economic and Social Council where they made speeches and performed a few original songs (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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