These are the most remarkable images of the week

The week started with the news that baby Sabreen al-Sakani had been delivered alive after her heavily pregnant mother died in an Israeli airstrike. The rest of her family also died before she was delivered by emergency caesarean section. Today we received the sad news that Sabreen also died.

Palestinians search for survivors among the rubble after an Israeli attack on the area around the Rafah refugee camp. Israeli troops are fully preparing for an attack on the area full of refugees who have nowhere to go.

Meanwhile, protests against Israeli violence continue to grow. Demonstrating students clashed with police at both the University of Turin in Italy (above) and the University of Texas (below).

Guangdong province, in southern China, suffered from flooding after very heavy rainfall.

In Sydney, surfers from several local surf clubs joined lifeguards in an on-water tribute to the victims of last week’s knife attack. On April 13, 40-year-old Joel Cauchi stabbed six people, including five women, to death and injured twelve others.

Citizens rush to food aid being dropped over the north of the Gaza Strip.

The 37th International Kite Festival took place on the beaches of Berck-sur-Mer, France.

Two horses that escaped during a military exercise walked through the streets of London on Wednesday. At least four people were injured. One of the horses themselves was also injured after a collision with a vehicle in the street.

Two Venezuelan refugees try to keep warm under a blanket on the Rio Grande, at the American border.

Police try to restrain an Israeli demonstrator who punches the hood of the car in which far-right Homeland Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir is trying to leave.

Residents of Ngondo take an unconscious woman to a medical post after she almost drowned. There is also major flooding in Kenya after persistent rainfall since March caused the Gitathuru River to burst its banks.

A pleasure for the eyes, but not for the respiratory tract. The south of Greece turned deep orange this week thanks to strong southerly wind currents that brought sand from the Sahara.

Visitors take photos of a robot greeting them at the information desk of the 2024 Zhongguancun Forum, a new technology and innovation conference in Beijing.