Best photos of July 28: Night watch in the West Bank to beating Baghdad's power cuts

  • A Palestinian man uses a torch as residents of Sinjil village in the occupied West Bank gather for a night watch to prevent attacks by Israeli settlers. EPA
    A Palestinian man uses a torch as residents of Sinjil village in the occupied West Bank gather for a night watch to prevent attacks by Israeli settlers. EPA
  • Detainees released from Israeli custody arrive at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza. Getty images
    Detainees released from Israeli custody arrive at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza. Getty images
  • Nour Hamzeh stands holding her children's belongings, which she found among the rubble of her home after it was destroyed in an Israeli strike on Zawtar Al Gharbiyeh in southern Lebanon. Reuters
    Nour Hamzeh stands holding her children's belongings, which she found among the rubble of her home after it was destroyed in an Israeli strike on Zawtar Al Gharbiyeh in southern Lebanon. Reuters
  • Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, which is due to open on December 11. Photo: Department of Culture and Tourism - Abu Dhabi
    Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, which is due to open on December 11. Photo: Department of Culture and Tourism - Abu Dhabi
  • The aftermath of a wildfire in Biscarrosse, south-western France. AFP
    The aftermath of a wildfire in Biscarrosse, south-western France. AFP
  • Zinedine Zidane poses for selfies with fans after his appointment as head coach of the French national football team, in Paris. AFP
    Zinedine Zidane poses for selfies with fans after his appointment as head coach of the French national football team, in Paris. AFP
  • A collapsed section of Kumamoto Castle's stone walls after a 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck southern Japan. Reuters
    A collapsed section of Kumamoto Castle's stone walls after a 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck southern Japan. Reuters
  • Electrical wires extend from a privately-owned generator in Baghdad's eastern Sadr City as power cuts continue. AFP
    Electrical wires extend from a privately-owned generator in Baghdad's eastern Sadr City as power cuts continue. AFP