Leader of the right wing "Yachad" political party Eli Yishai tours South Tel Aviv and the area surrounding Levinsky park, along with party members and party activists. March 08, 2015. Photo by Tomer Neuberg/FLASH90

Jewish Home parliament member Rabbi Eli Ben Dahan meets with young former religious Jews, in the neighborhood of Nachlaot, Jerusalem, in an event organized by the "Yozim le Shinui" (going to change)- movement, on March 08, 2015. The movement does not solely support any specific politicla party, nor do they rule any out, the meetings are intended to inform the public on the parliament members activities on the topics related to the members of the organization. Photo by Danielle Shitrit/FLASH90

Jewish Home parliament member Rabbi Eli Ben Dahan meets with young former religious Jews, in the neighborhood of Nachlaot, Jerusalem, in an event organized by the "Yozim le Shinui" (going to change)- movement, on March 08, 2015. The movement does not solely support any specific politicla party, nor do they rule any out, the meetings are intended to inform the public on the parliament members activities on the topics related to the members of the organization. Photo by Danielle Shitrit/FLASH90

Jewish Home parliament member Rabbi Eli Ben Dahan meets with young former religious Jews, in the neighborhood of Nachlaot, Jerusalem, in an event organized by the "Yozim le Shinui" (going to change)- movement, on March 08, 2015. The movement does not solely support any specific politicla party, nor do they rule any out, the meetings are intended to inform the public on the parliament members activities on the topics related to the members of the organization. Photo by Danielle Shitrit/FLASH90

Jewish Home parliament member Rabbi Eli Ben Dahan meets with young former religious Jews, in the neighborhood of Nachlaot, Jerusalem, in an event organized by the "Yozim le Shinui" (going to change)- movement, on March 08, 2015. The movement does not solely support any specific politicla party, nor do they rule any out, the meetings are intended to inform the public on the parliament members activities on the topics related to the members of the organization. Photo by Danielle Shitrit/FLASH90

Jewish Home parliament member Rabbi Eli Ben Dahan meets with young former religious Jews, in the neighborhood of Nachlaot, Jerusalem, in an event organized by the "Yozim le Shinui" (going to change)- movement, on March 08, 2015. The movement does not solely support any specific politicla party, nor do they rule any out, the meetings are intended to inform the public on the parliament members activities on the topics related to the members of the organization. Photo by Danielle Shitrit/FLASH90

Jewish Home parliament member Rabbi Eli Ben Dahan meets with young former religious Jews, in the neighborhood of Nachlaot, Jerusalem, in an event organized by the "Yozim le Shinui" (going to change)- movement, on March 08, 2015. The movement does not solely support any specific politicla party, nor do they rule any out, the meetings are intended to inform the public on the parliament members activities on the topics related to the members of the organization. Photo by Danielle Shitrit/FLASH90

Tzipi Livni and Isaac Herzog of The Zionist Union political party present their party's "Responible Leadership in Israel" agenda, at a press conference in Tel Aviv on March 08, 2015. Photo by FLASH90

Tzipi Livni and Isaac Herzog of The Zionist Union political party present their party's "Responible Leadership in Israel" agenda, at a press conference in Tel Aviv on March 08, 2015. Photo by FLASH90

Likud parliament member Yuli Edelstein and former Likud politician Benny Begin seen during a press conference in Tel Aviv on March 08, 2015, in response to a "Draft Proposal for Statement of Principles Towards a Permanent Arrangement" which was revealed over the weekend. The document was the culmination of years of secret negotiations between Netanyahu's senior aide, lawyer Yitzhak Molcho, and Abbas associate Hussein Agha. and was meant to serve as basis for official talks launched at the time between Israel and the Palestinians under the auspices of US Secretary of State John Kerry. Photo by FLASH90

Likud parliament member Yuli Edelstein and former Likud politician Benny Begin seen during a press conference in Tel Aviv on March 08, 2015, in response to a "Draft Proposal for Statement of Principles Towards a Permanent Arrangement" which was revealed over the weekend. The document was the culmination of years of secret negotiations between Netanyahu's senior aide, lawyer Yitzhak Molcho, and Abbas associate Hussein Agha. and was meant to serve as basis for official talks launched at the time between Israel and the Palestinians under the auspices of US Secretary of State John Kerry. Photo by FLASH90

Jewish Residents from the Israeli outpost of Mitzpe Kramim located, seen in a protest tent they set up outside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's house in Jerusalem on March 08, 2015, as they demonstrate a possible destruction of the outpost. Mitzpe Kramim was originally part of the Jewish settlement of Kohav Hashahar, and was moved to its current location by the Israeli government, after an agreement on outposts was signed by the state under then-Prime Minister Ehud Barak in 2000 and then-Central Command leader Moshe Ya'alon. In 2011, a petition was filed alleging that the community was established on private land. The Supreme Court will decide on March 16 on the matter. Photo by Miriam Alster/FLASH90

Jewish Residents from the Israeli outpost of Mitzpe Kramim located, seen in a protest tent they set up outside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's house in Jerusalem on March 08, 2015, as they demonstrate a possible destruction of the outpost. Mitzpe Kramim was originally part of the Jewish settlement of Kohav Hashahar, and was moved to its current location by the Israeli government, after an agreement on outposts was signed by the state under then-Prime Minister Ehud Barak in 2000 and then-Central Command leader Moshe Ya'alon. In 2011, a petition was filed alleging that the community was established on private land. The Supreme Court will decide on March 16 on the matter. Photo by Miriam Alster/FLASH90

Jewish Residents from the Israeli outpost of Mitzpe Kramim located, seen in a protest tent they set up outside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's house in Jerusalem on March 08, 2015, as they demonstrate a possible destruction of the outpost. Mitzpe Kramim was originally part of the Jewish settlement of Kohav Hashahar, and was moved to its current location by the Israeli government, after an agreement on outposts was signed by the state under then-Prime Minister Ehud Barak in 2000 and then-Central Command leader Moshe Ya'alon. In 2011, a petition was filed alleging that the community was established on private land. The Supreme Court will decide on March 16 on the matter. Photo by Miriam Alster/FLASH90

Jewish Residents from the Israeli outpost of Mitzpe Kramim located, seen in a protest tent they set up outside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's house in Jerusalem on March 08, 2015, as they demonstrate a possible destruction of the outpost. Mitzpe Kramim was originally part of the Jewish settlement of Kohav Hashahar, and was moved to its current location by the Israeli government, after an agreement on outposts was signed by the state under then-Prime Minister Ehud Barak in 2000 and then-Central Command leader Moshe Ya'alon. In 2011, a petition was filed alleging that the community was established on private land. The Supreme Court will decide on March 16 on the matter. Photo by Miriam Alster/FLASH90

Jewish Residents from the Israeli outpost of Mitzpe Kramim located, seen in a protest tent they set up outside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's house in Jerusalem on March 08, 2015, as they demonstrate a possible destruction of the outpost. Mitzpe Kramim was originally part of the Jewish settlement of Kohav Hashahar, and was moved to its current location by the Israeli government, after an agreement on outposts was signed by the state under then-Prime Minister Ehud Barak in 2000 and then-Central Command leader Moshe Ya'alon. In 2011, a petition was filed alleging that the community was established on private land. The Supreme Court will decide on March 16 on the matter. Photo by Miriam Alster/FLASH90

Jewish Residents from the Israeli outpost of Mitzpe Kramim located, seen in a protest tent they set up outside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's house in Jerusalem on March 08, 2015, as they demonstrate a possible destruction of the outpost. Mitzpe Kramim was originally part of the Jewish settlement of Kohav Hashahar, and was moved to its current location by the Israeli government, after an agreement on outposts was signed by the state under then-Prime Minister Ehud Barak in 2000 and then-Central Command leader Moshe Ya'alon. In 2011, a petition was filed alleging that the community was established on private land. The Supreme Court will decide on March 16 on the matter. Photo by Miriam Alster/FLASH90

Jewish Residents from the Israeli outpost of Mitzpe Kramim located, seen in a protest tent they set up outside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's house in Jerusalem on March 08, 2015, as they demonstrate a possible destruction of the outpost. Mitzpe Kramim was originally part of the Jewish settlement of Kohav Hashahar, and was moved to its current location by the Israeli government, after an agreement on outposts was signed by the state under then-Prime Minister Ehud Barak in 2000 and then-Central Command leader Moshe Ya'alon. In 2011, a petition was filed alleging that the community was established on private land. The Supreme Court will decide on March 16 on the matter. Photo by Miriam Alster/FLASH90

Residents of African descent living in South Tel Aviv, watch as leader of the right wing "Yachad" political party Eli Yishai (not seen), tours South Tel Aviv and the area around Levinsky park, along with party members and party activists. March 08, 2015. Photo by Tomer Neuberg/FLASH90

Residents of African descent living in South Tel Aviv, seen in Levinsky park, as leader of the right wing "Yachad" political party Eli Yishai (not seen), tours the neighborhood along with party members and party activists. March 08, 2015. Photo by Tomer Neuberg/FLASH90

Residents of African descent living in South Tel Aviv, watches as leader of the right wing "Yachad" political party Eli Yishai (not seen), tours South Tel Aviv and the area around Levinsky park, along with party members and party activists. March 08, 2015. Photo by Tomer Neuberg/FLASH90

Residents of African descent living in South Tel Aviv, watches as leader of the right wing "Yachad" political party Eli Yishai (not seen), tours South Tel Aviv and the area around Levinsky park, along with party members and party activists. March 08, 2015. Photo by Tomer Neuberg/FLASH90

Residents of African descent living in South Tel Aviv, seen as leader of the right wing "Yachad" political party Eli Yishai (not seen), tours South Tel Aviv and the area around Levinsky park, along with party members and party activists. March 08, 2015. Photo by Tomer Neuberg/FLASH90

Residents of African descent living in South Tel Aviv, react as leader of the right wing "Yachad" political party Eli Yishai (not seen), tours South Tel Aviv and the area around Levinsky park, along with party members and party activists. March 08, 2015. Photo by Tomer Neuberg/FLASH90

Residents of African descent living in South Tel Aviv, react as leader of the right wing "Yachad" political party Eli Yishai (not seen), tours South Tel Aviv and the area around Levinsky park, along with party members and party activists. March 08, 2015. Photo by Tomer Neuberg/FLASH90