GAZA CITY GAZA STRIP March 7, 2006: Palestinian mourners carry the body of eight-year-old Raed Batch during his funeral procession in Gaza City Tuesday, March 7, 2006. The the child, and two teenagers, his brother Alah Batch and 15-year-old Ahmed Swessi, according to Palestinian doctors and witnesses, were killed when an Israeli missile strike was fired against Islamic Jihad militants in Gaza City that were also killed. The Israeli military confirmed the attack, saying the target was one of the dead men, Islamic Jihad operative Moner Sukar, who had carried out rocket attacks against Israel . Photo by Ahmad Khateib/ Flash 90

Israel's acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert poses for photographers in his Jerusalem home as he invites members of the press to see a bit of his lifestyle on Tuesday, 07 March 2006, as the official Israeli election campaign kicks off. Israelis go to the polls to elect a new Knesset (Parliament) on March 28. Olmert said Tuesday that, if elected, his Kadima party will not spend the sums of money on construction and infrastructure in the West Bank Jewish settlements that previous governments have spent. Photo by Yossi Zammir/Flash90

Israel's acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert poses for photographers in his Jerusalem home as he invites members of the press to see a bit of his lifestyle on Tuesday, 07 March 2006, as the official Israeli election campaign kicks off. Israelis go to the polls to elect a new Knesset (Parliament) on March 28. Olmert said Tuesday that, if elected, his Kadima party will not spend the sums of money on construction and infrastructure in the West Bank Jewish settlements that previous governments have spent. Photo by Yossi Zammir/Flash90

Israel's acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert poses for photographers on a terrace of his Jerusalem home as he invites members of the press to see a bit of his lifestyle on Tuesday, 07 March 2006, as the official Israeli election campaign kicks off. Israelis go to the polls to elect a new Knesset (Parliament) on March 28. Olmert said Tuesday that, if elected, his Kadima party will not spend the sums of money on construction and infrastructure in the West Bank Jewish settlements that previous governments have spent. Photo by Yossi Zammir/Flash90

Israel's acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert poses for photographers on a terrace of his Jerusalem home as he invites members of the press to see a bit of his lifestyle on Tuesday, 07 March 2006, as the official Israeli election campaign kicks off. Israelis go to the polls to elect a new Knesset (Parliament) on March 28. Olmert said Tuesday that, if elected, his Kadima party will not spend the sums of money on construction and infrastructure in the West Bank Jewish settlements that previous governments have spent. Photo by Yossi Zamir/Flash90

Israel's acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert poses for photographers in the garden of his Jerusalem home as he invites members of the press to see a bit of his lifestyle on Tuesday, 07 March 2006, as the official Israeli election campaign kicks off. Israelis go to the polls to elect a new Knesset (Parliament) on March 28. Olmert said Tuesday that, if elected, his Kadima party will not spend the sums of money on construction and infrastructure in the West Bank Jewish settlements that previous governments have spent. Photo by Yossi Zamir/Flash90

**FILE 2006** Portrait of actor Tal Berman. March 7, 2006. Photo by Flash 90.