Participants of Taglit Birthright repel down Mount Arbel, a mountain in the Lower Galilee near Tiberias in Israel, that has split into two after an earthquake. On the mountain there are four settlements: Kfar Zeitim, Arbel, Kfar Hittim, and Mitspeh. There used to be ancient Jewish settlements there. Birthright is a philanthropic effort spearheaded by billionaires Charles and Edgar Bronfman to give every Jewish child in the world a free trip to Israel ages 18-26 marking a turning point in relations between Israel and Jews in the Diaspora. Photo by Melanie Fidler /Flash90

Israeli actress Levana Finkelstein. May 18, 2006. Photo by Moshe Shai/FLASH90

Israeli actress Levana Finkelstein. May 18, 2006. Photo by Moshe Shai/FLASH90

**FILE**GAZA CITY, GAZA STRIP - MAY 18: Palestinian Prime Minister, Ismael Haneya, waves to Palestinian members of the security forces as they rally in support of the Hamas-led government May 18, 2006 in Gaza City, Gaza Strip. The rival Hamas and Fatah factions staged mass military shows of strength today amid warnings that the Islamists government's decision to deploy its gunmen on the streets of Gaza could trigger a Palestinian civil war. The Fatah gathering came a day after the Hamas-led government dispatched its followers on a mission to restore law and order to the territory. Abbas's official security services leaders denounce the rival new military force and have pledged support for Palestinian Authority President Mahmud Abbas. Photo by Ahmad Khateib/ Flash90

**FILE**GAZA CITY, GAZA STRIP - MAY 18: Raising their fingers, while holding their guns and national flags, Palestinian members of the security forces shout slogans as they rally in support of the Hamas-led government May 18, 2006 in Gaza City, Gaza Strip. The rival Hamas and Fatah factions staged mass military shows of strength today amid warnings that the Islamists government's decision to deploy its gunmen on the streets of Gaza could trigger a Palestinian civil war. The Fatah gathering came a day after the Hamas-led government dispatched its followers on a mission to restore law and order to the territory. Abbas's official security services leaders denounce the rival new military force and have pledged support for Palestinian Authority President Mahmud Abbas. Photo by Ahmad Khateib/ Flash90

**FILE**GAZA CITY, GAZA STRIP - MAY 18: Raising their fingers, while holding their guns and national flags, Palestinian members of the security forces shout slogans as they rally in support of the Hamas-led government May 18, 2006 in Gaza City, Gaza Strip. The rival Hamas and Fatah factions staged mass military shows of strength today amid warnings that the Islamists government's decision to deploy its gunmen on the streets of Gaza could trigger a Palestinian civil war. The Fatah gathering came a day after the Hamas-led government dispatched its followers on a mission to restore law and order to the territory. Abbas's official security services leaders denounce the rival new military force and have pledged support for Palestinian Authority President Mahmud Abbas. Photo by Ahmad Khateib/ Flash90

**FILE**GAZA CITY, GAZA STRIP - MAY 18: Palestinian member from the official security services under the control of Palestinian Authority President Mahmud Abbas patrol May 18, 2006 in Gaza City, Gaza Strip. The rival Hamas and Fatah factions staged mass military shows of strength today amid warnings that the Islamists government's decision to deploy its gunmen on the streets of Gaza could trigger a Palestinian civil war. The Fatah gathering came a day after the Hamas-led government dispatched its followers on a mission to restore law and order to the territory. Abbas's official security services leaders denounce the rival new military force and have pledged support for Palestinian Authority President Mahmud Abbas. Photo by Ahmad Khateib/ Flash90

**FILE**GAZA CITY, GAZA STRIP - MAY 18: Palestinian Force 17 security guards under the control of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas march in the streets of Gaza City, Thursday, May 18, 2006. Thousands of police loyal to moderate Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas marched in a show of force Thursday, a day after the Hamas-led government deployed a 3,000-strong army of militants in its most brazen power play yet. Photo by Ahmad Khateib/ Flash90

**FILE**Portrait of Israeli Knesset member Shalom Simhon Photo by Flash90

**FILE**Portrait of Israeli Knesset member Yuli Tamir Photo by Flash90

**FILE**Portrait of Israeli Knesset member Amir Peretz Photo by Flash90

**FILE**Portrait of Israeli Knesset member Colette Avital Photo by Flash90

**FILE**Portrait of Israeli Knesset member Fouad Ben Eliezer Photo by Flash90

**FILE**Portrait of Israeli Knesset member Offir Pines Photo by Flash90

**FILE**Portrait of Israeli Knesset member Yaakov Mergui Photo by Flash90

**FILE**Portrait of Israeli Knesset member Eli Yshai Photo by Flash90

**FILE**Portrait of Israeli Knesset member Meir Shetrit Photo by Flash90

**FILE**Portrait of Israeli Knesset member Fouad Ben eliezer Photo by Flash90

An Israeli police officer checks a Palestinian in Jerusalem May 18, 2006. Israeli security forces were on high alert and looking for a suspected militant whom they feared was about to carry out an attack in Jerusalem. Photo by Pierre Terdjman / Flash90

An Israeli ultra orthodox walks in front Palestinian men detained by Israeli police in Jersualem May 18, 2006. Israeli security forces were on high alert and looking for a suspected militant whom they feared was about to carry out an attack in Jerusalem. Photo by Pierre Terdjman / Flash90

A Palestinian men seat on the separation wall in the West bank town of Abu-Dis,Thursday,18,May 2006. Photo by Pierre Terdjman / Flash90

Landscape of Mount Arbel, a mountain in the Lower Galilee near Tiberias in Israel, that has split into two after an earthquake. On the mountain there are four settlements: Kfar Zeitim, Arbel, Kfar Hittim, and Mitspeh. There used to be ancient Jewish settlement there. Photo by Melanie Fidler /Flash90