Amdocs, a Hi Tech company which has 17,500 employees in more than 50 countries, is downsizing about three percent of its workforce. Two hundred out of its 5,000 employees in Israel will be laid off at centers in Ra'anana, Netanya, Haifa and Jerusalem. Ra'anana, Israel. Photo by Yossi Zamir/Flash90

Amdocs, a hi tech company which has 17,500 employees in more than 50 countries, is downsizing about three percent of its workforce. Two hundred out of its 5,000 employees in Israel will be laid off at centers in Ra'anana, Netanya, Haifa and Jerusalem. Ra'anana, Israel. Photo by Yossi Zamir/Flash90

Amdocs, a hi tech company which has 17,500 employees in more than 50 countries, is downsizing about three percent of its workforce. Two hundred out of its 5,000 employees in Israel will be laid off at centers in Ra'anana, Netanya, Haifa and Jerusalem. Ra'anana, Israel. Photo by Yossi Zamir/Flash90

Western Wall rabbi Shmuel Rabinovitz (R) and the CEO of Israel Post, Avi Hochman, place letters addressed to God between the stones of the Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City December 9, 2008. Hundreds of letters addressed to God arrive in Israel each year, most around Jewish holidays, to be placed between the stones of the Western Wall. Photo by Kobi Gideon / FLASH90.

Western Wall rabbi Shmuel Rabinovitz (R) attends to place letters addressed to God between the stones of the Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City December 9, 2008. Hundreds of letters addressed to God arrive in Israel each year, most around Jewish holidays, to be placed between the stones of the Western Wall. Photo by Kobi Gideon / FLASH90.

Letters addressed to God placed between the stones of the Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City December 9, 2008. Hundreds of letters addressed to God arrive in Israel each year, most around Jewish holidays, to be placed between the stones of the Western Wall. Photo by Kobi Gideon / FLASH90.

Letters addressed to God placed between the stones of the Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City December 9, 2008. Hundreds of letters addressed to God arrive in Israel each year, most around Jewish holidays, to be placed between the stones of the Western Wall. Photo by Kobi Gideon / FLASH90.

A man waves a Palestinian flag aboard a boat carrying a group of pro-Palestinian peace activists and European politicians upon its arrival in Gaza City on December 9, 2008. Israel allowed the "Dignity," a small yacht, to sail to the Gaza Strip in the fourth such voyage in protest at an Israeli blockade of the Hamas-ruled territory. The boat is carrying British academics, a British reconstructive surgeon travelling to Gaza to volunteer in hospitals, international human rights workers and journalists with the intention of highlighting the plight of Gaza's 1.5 million residents, with special attention to the hundreds of Gaza students who have been unable to attend their classes abroad because of the blockade. photo by Ashraf Amra/Flash 90

A man waves a Palestinian flag aboard a boat carrying a group of pro-Palestinian peace activists and European politicians upon its arrival in Gaza City on December 9, 2008. Israel allowed the "Dignity," a small yacht, to sail to the Gaza Strip in the fourth such voyage in protest at an Israeli blockade of the Hamas-ruled territory. The boat is carrying British academics, a British reconstructive surgeon travelling to Gaza to volunteer in hospitals, international human rights workers and journalists with the intention of highlighting the plight of Gaza's 1.5 million residents, with special attention to the hundreds of Gaza students who have been unable to attend their classes abroad because of the blockade. photo by Ashraf Amra/Flash 90

A man waves a Palestinian flag aboard a boat carrying a group of pro-Palestinian peace activists and European politicians upon its arrival in Gaza City on December 9, 2008. Israel allowed the "Dignity," a small yacht, to sail to the Gaza Strip in the fourth such voyage in protest at an Israeli blockade of the Hamas-ruled territory. The boat is carrying British academics, a British reconstructive surgeon travelling to Gaza to volunteer in hospitals, international human rights workers and journalists with the intention of highlighting the plight of Gaza's 1.5 million residents, with special attention to the hundreds of Gaza students who have been unable to attend their classes abroad because of the blockade. photo by Ashraf Amra/Flash 90

A man waves a Palestinian flag aboard a boat carrying a group of pro-Palestinian peace activists and European politicians upon its arrival in Gaza City on December 9, 2008. Israel allowed the "Dignity," a small yacht, to sail to the Gaza Strip in the fourth such voyage in protest at an Israeli blockade of the Hamas-ruled territory. The boat is carrying British academics, a British reconstructive surgeon travelling to Gaza to volunteer in hospitals, international human rights workers and journalists with the intention of highlighting the plight of Gaza's 1.5 million residents, with special attention to the hundreds of Gaza students who have been unable to attend their classes abroad because of the blockade. photo by Ashraf Amra/Flash 90 *** Local Caption *** פעילי שלום עזה ספינה יכטה