2 Dead, 29 Injured at Embassy Protest in Tunis

Several dozen protesters briefly stormed the US Embassy compound in Tunisia’s capital, setting fire to cars and raising a flag with the Muslim profession of faith on it as part of demonstrations against an anti-Muslim film. (Sept. 14)

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