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Ultra orthodox and secular fight with each other in the "Mahane Yehuda" market in Jerusalem on Friday afternoon. Every Friday a group of ultra orthodox men stroll the city and check for stores that haven't closed their shops in time for "Shabat"; the Jewish holy day of rest. November 21, 2008. Photo by Matanya Tausig / Flash90
Ultra orthodox and secular fight with each other in the "Mahane Yehuda" market in Jerusalem on Friday afternoon. Every Friday a group of ultra orthodox men stroll the city and check for stores that haven't closed their shops in time for "Shabat"; the Jewish holy day of rest. November 21, 2008. Photo by Matanya Tausig / Flash90
Ultra orthodox and secular fight with each other in the "Mahane Yehuda" market in Jerusalem on Friday afternoon. Every Friday a group of ultra orthodox men stroll the city and check for stores that haven't closed their shops in time for "Shabat"; the Jewish holy day of rest. November 21, 2008. Photo by Matanya Tausig / Flash90
Ultra orthodox and secular fight with each other in the "Mahane Yehuda" market in Jerusalem on Friday afternoon. Every Friday a group of ultra orthodox men stroll the city and check for stores that haven't closed their shops in time for "Shabat"; the Jewish holy day of rest. November 21, 2008. Photo by Matanya Tausig / Flash90
Ultra orthodox and secular fight with each other in the "Mahane Yehuda" market in Jerusalem on Friday afternoon. Every Friday a group of ultra orthodox men stroll the city and check for stores that haven't closed their shops in time for "Shabat"; the Jewish holy day of rest. November 21, 2008. Photo by Matanya Tausig / Flash90
Ultra orthodox and secular fight with each other in the "Mahane Yehuda" market in Jerusalem on Friday afternoon. Every Friday a group of ultra orthodox men stroll the city and check for stores that haven't closed their shops in time for "Shabat"; the Jewish holy day of rest. November 21, 2008. Photo by Matanya Tausig / Flash90
Ultra orthodox and secular fight with each other in the "Mahane Yehuda" market in Jerusalem on Friday afternoon. Every Friday a group of ultra orthodox men stroll the city and check for stores that haven't closed their shops in time for "Shabat"; the Jewish holy day of rest. November 21, 2008. Photo by Matanya Tausig / Flash90
Palestinians gather at the front gate of the Rafah border crossing with Egypt, during a protest in the southern Gaza Strip November 21, 2008. Hundreds of Palestinians rallied on Saturday to demand Egypt and Saudi Arabia facilitate their travel to Mecca for the ritual Muslim pilgrimage in December. Rafah crossing, Gaza's only border crossing with Egypt, has largely been closed since June 2007. Photo By Abed Rahim Khatib / Flash 90.
