Israel Restricts Palestinian Fishing Along Rafah Coastline RAFAH CITY, GAZA STRIP -: A Palestinian woman sitting amid market Rafah and sell fish17 November 2007 in Rafah City, in the Gaza Strip. According to an official in the Palestinian Ministry of Agriculture, Israel allows Palestinians to fish no more than three kilometres of the coastline..Photo Abed Al Rahim Al Khatib/Flash90

Israel Prevent The Fishing In The Depth Of Rafah Coastline RAFAH CITY, GAZA STRIP -: A Palestinian fisherman throws his net offshore 17 November 2007 in Rafah City, in the Gaza Strip. Israel allows Palestinians to fish no more than three kilometres of the coastline, an official in the Palestinian Ministry of Agriculture said.Photo Abed Al Rahim Al Khatib/Flash90

Israel Restricts Palestinian Fishing Along Gaza Coastline RAFAH CITY, GAZA STRIP -: A Palestinian Fishermen inspect Svethm after leaving for a long time 17 November 2007 in Rafah City, in the Gaza Strip. According to an official in the Palestinian Ministry of Agriculture, Israel allows Palestinians to fish no more than three kilometres of the coastline.Photo Abed Al Rahim Al Khatib/Flash90

Israel Restricts Palestinian Fishing Along Gaza Coastline RAFAH CITY, GAZA STRIP -: A Palestinian fisherman sews nets in the seaport 17 November 2007 in Rafah City, in the Gaza Strip. According to an official in the Palestinian Ministry of Agriculture, Israel allows Palestinians to fish no more than three kilometres of the coastline.Photo Abed Al Rahim Al Khatib/Flash90

Israel Restricts Palestinian Fishing Along Rafah Coastline RAFAH CITY, GAZA STRIP -: Palestinian vendor demonstrates fish17 November 2007 in Rafah City, in the Gaza Strip. According to an official in the Palestinian Ministry of Agriculture, Israel allows Palestinians to fish no more than three kilometres of the coastline.Photo Abed Al Rahim Al Khatib/Flash90

Israel Restricts Palestinian Fishing Along Rafah Coastline RAFAH CITY, GAZA STRIP -: A Palestinian fisherman sews nets in the seaport 17 November 2007 in Rafah City, in the Gaza Strip. According to an official in the Palestinian Ministry of Agriculture, Israel allows Palestinians to fish no more than three kilometres of the coastline.Photo Abed Al Rahim Al Khatib/Flash90

Tens of thousands gather to suport the teachers union strike on Saturday, November 17, 2007 in Rabin Square in Tel Aviv, Israel. Photo by: Flash90

Tens of thousands gather to suport the teachers union strike on Saturday, November 17, 2007 in Rabin Square in Tel Aviv, Israel. Photo by: Flash90

Tens of thousands gather to suport the teachers union strike on Saturday, November 17, 2007 in Rabin Square in Tel Aviv, Israel. Photo by: Flash90

Tens of thousands gather to suport the teachers union strike on Saturday, November 17, 2007 in Rabin Square in Tel Aviv, Israel. Photo by: Flash90

Tens of thousands gather to suport the teachers union strike on Saturday, November 17, 2007 in Rabin Square in Tel Aviv, Israel. Photo by: Flash90

Tens of thousands gather to suport the teachers union strike on Saturday, November 17, 2007 in Rabin Square in Tel Aviv, Israel. Photo by: Flash90

Tens of thousands gather to suport the teachers union strike on Saturday, November 17, 2007 in Rabin Square in Tel Aviv, Israel. Photo by: Flash90

High school teachers demonstration in Kikar Rabin in Tel Aviv with the participation of about 100.000 teachers, parents and students. Photo by Jorge Novominsky - 17/11/07

High school teachers demonstration in Kikar Rabin in Tel Aviv with the participation of about 100.000 teachers, parents and students. Photo by Jorge Novominsky - 17/11/07

Yossi Malach, one of the fans of the baksetball team "Hapoel Holon" suspected of throwing firecracker during a match last week, sits at the magistrates court in Jerusalem,12 November 2007. Photo by Michal Fattal/Flash90.

Yossi Malach (R) and Nir Reuven (L), the two fans of the baksetball team "Hapoel Holon" suspected of throwing firecracker during a match last week, sits at the magistrates court in Jerusalem,12 November 2007. Photo by Michal Fattal/Flash90.