Fans of the Beitar Jerusalem soccer team chanted against owner Arcadi Gayadamak during Saturday evening's game against Bnei Yehuda of Tel Aviv over Gaydamak's announced intention to make two Russians the first Muslims in the teams history. Jan 26 2013. Photo by Flash90

Fans of the Beitar Jerusalem soccer team hold up a sign saying "beitar pure for ever" and chanted against owner Arcadi Gayadamak during Saturday evening's game against Bnei Yehuda of Tel Aviv over Gaydamak's announced intention to make two Russians the first Muslims in the teams history. Jan 26 2013. Photo by Flash90

Fans of the Beitar Jerusalem soccer team hold up a sign saying "beitar pure for ever" and chanted against owner Arcadi Gayadamak during Saturday evening's game against Bnei Yehuda of Tel Aviv over Gaydamak's announced intention to make two Russians the first Muslims in the teams history. Jan 26 2013. Photo by Flash90

Fans of the Beitar Jerusalem soccer team hold up a sign saying "70 years of values" and chanted against owner Arcadi Gayadamak during Saturday evening's game against Bnei Yehuda of Tel Aviv over Gaydamak's announced intention to make two Russians the first Muslims in the teams history. Jan 26 2013. Photo by Flash90

Palestinian journalists hold placards during a protest demanding the Hamas police in Gaza strip to release the detainees journalists, in the West Bank city of Ramallah, January 27, 2013. Photo by Issam Rimawi/Flash90

Palestinian teachers and graduates who were barred from employment by Ministry of Education, hold placards during a protest in front of Council of Ministers, demanding the government back them to their works in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Jan. 27, 2013. Photo by Issam Rimawi/Flash90

Holocaust survivor Stella Knobel watches a new exhibition "Gathering the Fragments" in Yad Vashem in Jerusalem on January 27, 2013. "Gathering the Fragments", the national campaign to rescue personal items from the Holocaust period.Photo by / Flash90