IDF Lt. Eitan Fund seen during a press conference on February 02, 2015. IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz will grant decorations, citations and awards this evening at the Palmachim Airbase to over 50 officers, NCOs, and soldiers (active duty and reserves) - including four women - who fought in this summer's "Operation Protective Edge". The highest medal will be rewarded IDF Lt. Eitan Fund, who followed IDF soldier Hadar Goldin into a terror tunnel. Photo by FLASH90

IDF Lt. Eitan Fund seen during a press conference on February 02, 2015. IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz will grant decorations, citations and awards this evening at the Palmachim Airbase to over 50 officers, NCOs, and soldiers (active duty and reserves) - including four women - who fought in this summer's "Operation Protective Edge". The highest medal will be rewarded IDF Lt. Eitan Fund, who followed IDF soldier Hadar Goldin into a terror tunnel. Photo by FLASH90

IDF Lt. Eitan Fund seen during a press conference on February 02, 2015. IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz will grant decorations, citations and awards this evening at the Palmachim Airbase to over 50 officers, NCOs, and soldiers (active duty and reserves) - including four women - who fought in this summer's "Operation Protective Edge". The highest medal will be rewarded IDF Lt. Eitan Fund, who followed IDF soldier Hadar Goldin into a terror tunnel. Photo by FLASH90

Leader of the Yesh Atid political party Yair Lapid (C) holds a press conference along with Yesh Atid parliamt members Yael German (L) and Miki Levy (R), outside the Maasiyahu prison, in Ramle, central Israel, announcing a legislative plan to fight corruption in Israeli politics. February 02, 2015. Photo by FLASH90

Leader of the Yesh Atid political party Yair Lapid (C) holds a press conference along with Yesh Atid parliamt members Yael German (L) and Miki Levy (R), outside the Maasiyahu prison, in Ramle, central Israel, announcing a legislative plan to fight corruption in Israeli politics. February 02, 2015. Photo by FLASH90

Leader of the Yesh Atid political party Yair Lapid (2L) holds a press conference along with Yesh Atid parliamt members Yael German (L) and Miki Levy (2R), outside the Maasiyahu prison, in Ramle, central Israel, announcing a legislative plan to fight corruption in Israeli politics. February 02, 2015. Photo by FLASH90

Leader of the Yesh Atid political party Yair Lapid (2L) holds a press conference along with Yesh Atid parliamt members Yael German (L) and Miki Levy (2R), outside the Maasiyahu prison, in Ramle, central Israel, announcing a legislative plan to fight corruption in Israeli politics. February 02, 2015. Photo by FLASH90

Supporters of the ultra orthodox Shas party pass out bread reading "Lapid passes out sushi, we pass out bread", in Tel Aviv, as part of their political campaign for the upcoming Israeli elections. February 02, 2015. Photo by Ben Kelmer/Flash90

Supporters of the ultra orthodox Shas party pass out bread reading "Lapid passes out sushi, we pass out bread", in Tel Aviv, as part of their political campaign for the upcoming Israeli elections. February 02, 2015. Photo by Ben Kelmer/Flash90

A large advertisement by the Shas political party saying "In North Tel Aviv they are celebrating, in South Tel Aviv they are invisible" posted by the highway in Tel Aviv on February 02, 2015. Political campaigns have begun all over Israel ahead of the Knesset elections on March 17. Photo by Ben Kelmer/Flash90

An orthodox Jewish woman walks by a sign reading "Shas" as the ultra orthodox Jewish party Shas post large advertisements reading "In North Tel Aviv they are celebrating, in South Tel Aviv they are invisible", in Tel Aviv on February 02, 2015. Political campaigns have begun all over Israel ahead of the Knesset elections on March 17. Photo by Ben Kelmer/Flash90

An orthodox Jewish man walks by a sign reading "Shas" as the ultra orthodox Jewish party Shas post large advertisements reading "In North Tel Aviv they are celebrating, in South Tel Aviv they are invisible", in Tel Aviv on February 02, 2015. Political campaigns have begun all over Israel ahead of the Knesset elections on March 17. Photo by Ben Kelmer/Flash90

A large advertisement by the Shas political party saying "In North Tel Aviv they are celebrating, in South Tel Aviv they are invisible" posted by the highway in Tel Aviv on February 02, 2015. Political campaigns have begun all over Israel ahead of the Knesset elections on March 17. Photo by Ben Kelmer/Flash90

A large advertisement by the Shas political party saying "In North Tel Aviv they are celebrating, in South Tel Aviv they are invisible" posted by the highway in Tel Aviv on February 02, 2015. Political campaigns have begun all over Israel ahead of the Knesset elections on March 17. Photo by Ben Kelmer/Flash90

A large advertisement by the Shas political party saying "In North Tel Aviv they are celebrating, in South Tel Aviv they are invisible" posted by the highway in Tel Aviv on February 02, 2015. Political campaigns have begun all over Israel ahead of the Knesset elections on March 17. Photo by Ben Kelmer/Flash90

Ultra-Orthodox Jewish protesters clash with police as they block roads in protest against the arrest of yeshiva students who had been classed as deserters after deliberately missing their IDF enlistment, in the Southern Israeli city of Ashdod, on February 02, 2015. Photo by Flash90

Ultra-Orthodox Jewish protesters clash with police as they block roads in protest against the arrest of yeshiva students who had been classed as deserters after deliberately missing their IDF enlistment, in the Southern Israeli city of Ashdod, on February 02, 2015. Photo by Flash90

Ultra-Orthodox Jewish block roads in protest against the arrest of yeshiva students who had been classed as deserters after deliberately missing their IDF enlistment, in the Southern Israeli city of Ashdod, on February 02, 2015. Photo by Flash90