Palestinian and foreign players line up before a soccer match on the first day of Gaza's version of the World Cup, in Gaza City on May 2, 2010. Fans in the Gaza Strip kicked off their own version of football's World Cup on Sunday, pitting 16 teams of local and foreign players in a contest to win a trophy made out of twisted metal and rubble from last year's war with Israel.The symbolic two-week tournament was organised to raise global attention to Israel's blockade of the coastal strip. The real FIFA World Cup begins in South Africa on June 11.Photo By Abed Rahim Khatib / Flash 90

Palestinian and foreign players line up before a soccer match on the first day of Gaza's version of the World Cup, in Gaza City on May 2, 2010. Fans in the Gaza Strip kicked off their own version of football's World Cup on Sunday, pitting 16 teams of local and foreign players in a contest to win a trophy made out of twisted metal and rubble from last year's war with Israel.The symbolic two-week tournament was organised to raise global attention to Israel's blockade of the coastal strip. The real FIFA World Cup begins in South Africa on June 11.Photo By Abed Rahim Khatib / Flash 90