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School children wave the Israeli flag as they play on the school playground, where grafitti written on a fence put up by the Beit Shemesh municipality at the "Language and Cultures" school, reads "seperation fence, shame to zionism" . September 02, 2014. The municipality decided to put up fences to create a seperation for new classes for Ultra Orthodox students, causing a controversy and protest. Photo by Nati Shohat/Flash90
School children wave the Israeli flag as they play on the school playground, where grafitti written on a fence put up by the Beit Shemesh municipality at the "Language and Cultures" school, reads "seperation fence, shame to zionism" . September 02, 2014. The municipality decided to put up fences to create a seperation for new classes for Ultra Orthodox students, causing a controversy and protest. Photo by Nati Shohat/Flash90
School children wave the Israeli flag as they play on the school playground, where grafitti written on a fence put up by the Beit Shemesh municipality at the "Language and Cultures" school, reads "seperation fence, shame to zionism" . September 02, 2014. The municipality decided to put up fences to create a seperation for new classes for Ultra Orthodox students, causing a controversy and protest. Photo by Nati Shohat/Flash90
School children wave the Israeli flag as they play on the school playground, where grafitti written on a fence put up by the Beit Shemesh municipality at the "Language and Cultures" school, reads "seperation fence, shame to zionism" . September 02, 2014. The municipality decided to put up fences to create a seperation for new classes for Ultra Orthodox students, causing a controversy and protest. Photo by Nati Shohat/Flash90
A school teach passes out Israeli flags on a school playground, where grafitti written on a fence put up by the Beit Shemesh municipality at the "Language and Cultures" school, reads "seperation fence, shame to zionism" . September 02, 2014. The municipality decided to put up fences to create a seperation for new classes for Ultra Orthodox students, causing a controversy and protest. Photo by Nati Shohat/Flash90
Children walk into the "Language and Cultures" school, in Bet Shemesh, outside of Jerusalem, where a fence had been put up by the Beit Shemesh municipality a few days earlier, on September 02, 2014. The municipality decided to put up fences to create a seperation for new classes for Ultra Orthodox students, causing a controversy and protest. Photo by Nati Shohat/Flash90
Police stand guard outside the "Language and Cultures" school, in Bet Shemesh, outside of Jerusalem, where a fence had been put up by the Beit Shemesh municipality a few days earlier, on September 02, 2014. The municipality decided to put up fences to create a seperation for new classes for Ultra Orthodox students, causing a controversy and protest. Photo by Nati Shohat/Flash90
Police stand guard outside the "Language and Cultures" school, in Bet Shemesh, outside of Jerusalem, where a fence had been put up by the Beit Shemesh municipality a few days earlier, on September 02, 2014. The municipality decided to put up fences to create a seperation for new classes for Ultra Orthodox students, causing a controversy and protest. Photo by Nati Shohat/Flash90
An Israeli man holds Israeli flags near where grafitti written on a fence put up by the Beit Shemesh municipality at the "Language and Cultures" school, reads "seperation fence, shame to zionism" . September 02, 2014. The municipality decided to put up fences to create a seperation for new classes for Ultra Orthodox students, causing a controversy and protest. Photo by Nati Shohat/Flash90
