Gallery: Conflict Photographer's Best Pictures Are Some of Humanity's Worst Moments
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*Rebels gather for the funeral of a fellow fighter in the rebel-held Salahedin district. Aleppo, Syria. March 21, 2013. Photo: Moises Saman/MAGNUM*
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*A man marching with a group of pro-Muslim Brotherhood demonstrators in the Maadi district of Cairo walks past graffiti that shows a hand raising four fingers, a symbol of the Rabaa massacre. Cairo, Egypt. August 18, 2013. Photo: Moises Saman/MAGNUM*
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*Searching for survivors among the rubble of a residential building targeted by a regime airstrike in the rebel-held Al-Sukri district of Aleppo, Syria. March 19, 2013. Photo: Moises Saman/MAGNUM*
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*A protestor stands by a burning car during clashes near Tahrir Square, Cairo, Egypt. November 20, 2011. Photo: Moises Saman/MAGNUM*
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*A wounded Pro-Muslim Brotherhood protestor covered in an Egyptian flag inside the Fatah mosque in the Ramses district of Cairo, Egypt. August 16, 2013. Photo: Moises Saman/MAGNUM*
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*Fatma Al-Krama is surrounded by family members as she sits next to the body of her dead son, 25-year-old Habib Al-Krama, tortured and killed by pro-Assad militias in the city of Aleppo. Habib's body was found dumped on a city street and brought back to his village for burial. Marea, Aleppo Province, Syria. July 23, 2012. Photo: Moises Saman/MAGNUM*
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*Fellow demonstrators carry the lifeless body of a man fatally wounded during clashes between pro-Muslim Brotherhood demonstrators and Egyptian security forces in the Ramses district of Cairo, Egypt. August 16, 2013. Photo: Moises Saman/MAGNUM*
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*A man selling pretzels climbs the wall of a destroyed house damaged during clashes between youth protestors and Egyptian police near Tahrir Square on the second anniversary of the January 25th revolution. Cairo, Egypt. January 25, 2013. Photo: Moises Saman/MAGNUM*
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*Clashes between youth protestors and Egyptian police near Tahrir Square on the second anniversary of the January 25th revolution. Cairo, Egypt. January 25, 2013. Photo: Moises Saman/MAGNUM*
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*Protestors throw rocks at Egyptian security forces protecting the area near the US embassy in Cairo, Egypt. September 14, 2012. Photo: Moises Saman/MAGNUM*
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*A nurse and her patient inside a Muslim Brotherhood operated hospital in the Shobra district of Cairo, Egypt. January 2012. Photo: Moises Saman/MAGNUM*
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*A Syrian boy inside the Al-Muhamra tent settlement in north Lebanon. June 2013. Photo: Moises Saman/MAGNUM*
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*Thin mattresses and pillows used as beds inside a one-room apartment that houses an extended family of seven Syrian refugees in East Amman, Jordan. June 2013. Photo: Moises Saman/MAGNUM*
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*A villager upset at the government complaints to Afghan President Hamid Karzai during a visit to Marja after it was retaken by U.S. and Afghan forces from the Taliban, Marja, Helmad Province, Afghanistan. March 7, 2010. Photo: Moises Saman/MAGNUM*
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