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PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT DATTELN ERNTE

epa01512893 Palestinians are picking the dates from the palm trees during the picking season in Deir al Balah town in the central Gaza Strip, 07 October 2008. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT DATTELN ERNTE

epa01512892 Palestinians are picking the dates from the palm trees during the picking season in Deir al Balah town in the central Gaza Strip, 07 October 2008. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT DATTELN ERNTE

epa01512891 Palestinians are picking the dates from the palm trees during the picking season in Deir al Balah town in the central Gaza Strip, 07 October 2008. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT DATTELN ERNTE

epa01512889 Palestinians are picking the dates from the palm trees during the picking season in Deir al Balah town in the central Gaza Strip, 07 October 2008. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT DATTELN ERNTE

epa01512890 Palestinians are picking the dates from the palm trees during the picking season in Deir al Balah town in the central Gaza Strip, 07 October 2008. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT DATTELN ERNTE

epa01512888 Palestinians are picking the dates from the palm trees during the picking season in Deir al Balah town in the central Gaza Strip, 07 October 2008. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT DATTELN ERNTE

epa01512887 A Palestinian is picking the dates from the palm trees during the picking season in Deir al Balah town in the central Gaza Strip, 07 October 2008. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT DATTELN ERNTE

epa01512885 Palestinians are picking the dates from the palm trees during the picking season in Deir al Balah town in the central Gaza Strip, 07 October 2008. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT DATTELN ERNTE

epa01512886 Palestinians are picking the dates from the palm trees during the picking season in Deir al Balah town in the central Gaza Strip, 07 October 2008. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT ALLTAG

epa03093741 A Palestinian boy looks from a window in the Jabaliya refugee camp in the northern area of the Gaza Strip on 05 February 2012. EPA/ALI ALI

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT KINDER ALLTAG

epa01284934 Palestinian refugee children play in the Jabaliya refugee camp north of Gaza Strip, 14 March 2008. A human rights coalition of eight British-based human rights organisations clamin that the humanitarian situation in Gaza has reached its worst point since Israel captured the territory in 1967. (EPA/ALI ALI)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT KINDER ALLTAG

epa01284858 Palestinian refugee children play in the Jabaliya refugee camp north of Gaza Strip, 14 March 2008. A human rights coalition of eight British-based human rights organisations clamin that the humanitarian situation in Gaza has reached its worst point since Israel captured the territory in 1967. (EPA/ALI ALI)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT 1937

Juedischer Kindergarten in Palaestina. 1937. Jewish kindergarten, in Palestine. 1937 (KEYSTONE/brandstaetter images/Str)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT 1937

Freiluftunterricht in einer juedischen Siedlung im Norden des Landes, an der Wand eine Palaestina- Landkarte in hebraeisch. Palaestina. 1937. Open air lessons in a Kibbuz in northern Palestine. 1937 (KEYSTONE/brandstaetter images/Str)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT SICHERHEITSZAUN

Graffiti painted by an unknown artist, is seen on a section of Israel's separation barrier between Jerusalem and the West Bank town of Bethlehem Sunday, December 2, 2007. Israel says the barrier is necessary for security, while Palestinians call it a land grab. (KEYSTONE/AP/Emilio Morenatti)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT WASSER ALLTAG

epa01158167 A Palestinian girl fills a bottle with water in the refugee camp of Khan Younis northern Gaza Strip, 27 October 2007. The main water works stopped the home distribution of water in Khan Younis City. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT WASSER ALLTAG

epa01158165 Palestinian children fill bottles and a canister with water in the refugee camp of Khan Younis northern Gaza Strip, 27 October 2007. The main water works stopped the home distribution of water in Khan Younis City. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT WASSER ALLTAG

epa01158164 A Palestinian girl fills a bottle with water in the refugee camp of Khan Younis northern Gaza Strip, 27 October 2007. The main water works stopped the home distribution of water in Khan Younis City. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT

Palestinian children play soccer backdropped by the Dome of the Rock Mosque in the Al Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem's Old City, which Israel captured from Jordan in June 1967, in this picture taken, May 13, 2007. Four decades after an underdog Israeli military campaign that captured the world's imagination, the people of Israel, the Middle East and the world are are still struggling to come to terms with it. The war tripled Israel's size and probably prevented its annihilation. But with victory came burdens, hatreds and many, many deaths for Israelis and the Palestinians in their newly-expanded territory.(AP Photo/Oded Balilty)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT ALLTAG

A young Palestinian boy takes cover from the rain as he stands in front of a mural of an ancient Muslim warrior holding the green Islamic flag in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Wednesday, April 11, 2007. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert will meet again on Sunday, a spokeswoman for the Israeli leader confirmed Wednesday. The arabic on flag reads "There is no God but God." (AP Photo/Muhammed Muheisen)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT

epa00967874 An Israeli settler writes graffiti as they arrive to the former Jewish settlement of Homesh, in the northern West Bank on Monday March 26, 2007. Hundreds of Jewish protesters arrive into a West Bank settlement that was evacuated by Israel in 2005 aiming to rebuild a Jewish presence there, settlers said. EPA/PAVEL WOLBERG

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT WASSER ALLTAG

epa00961206 A Palestinian draws water from a natural spring that comes out from the mountains at a cafe in the village of Al Bedan, some 35 km north of Nablus in the West Bank, in this picture taken on 12 March 2007. The water is used in the cafe and also for the popular 'nargila' or water-pipes frequently smoked in the Middle East. This water source passes eventually to the Jordan Valley and many Palestinians take its waters for agricultural and personal usage. World Day of Water 2007 on 22 March will be guided by the theme 'Coping with Water Scarcity' under the leadership of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). EPA/ALAA BADARNEH WORLD WATER DAY PICTURE PACKAGE 58/100

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT WASSER ALLTAG

epa00961207 A Palestinian boy fills up plastic bottles with water running from open pipes in the Khan Younis Refugee Camp in the southern Gaza Strip in this picture taken on 13 March 2007. The camp has many open sewers and limited running water for its overcrowded inhabitants, most of whom have lived here since 1948. Improved water conservation is needed in much of the Middle East. 'Coping with Water Scarcity' is the theme for World Water Day 2007, which is celebrated each year on 22 March, this year's theme highlights the increasing significance of water scarcity worldwide and the need for increased integration and cooperation to ensure sustainable, efficient and equitable management of scarce water resources, both at international and local levels. EPA/ALI ALI WORLD WATER DAY PICTURE PACKAGE 60/100

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT WASSER ALLTAG

epa00961204 A Palestinian draws water from a natural spring that comes out from the mountains at a cafe in the village of Al Bedan, some 35 km north of Nablus in the West Bank, in this picture taken on 12 March 2007. The water is used in the cafe and also for the popular 'nargila' or water-pipes frequently smoked in the Middle East. This water source passes eventually to the Jordan Valley and many Palestinians take its waters for agricultural and personal usage. 'Coping with Water Scarcity' is the theme for World Water Day 2007, which is celebrated each year on 22 March, this year's theme highlights the increasing significance of water scarcity worldwide and the need for increased integration and cooperation to ensure sustainable, efficient and equitable management of scarce water resources, both at international and local levels. EPA/ALAA BADARNEH WORLD WATER DAY PICTURE PACKAGE 57/100

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT WASSER ALLTAG

epa00961203 A Palestinian draws water from a natural spring that comes out from the mountains at a cafe in the village of Al Bedan, some 35 km north of Nablus in the West Bank, in this picture taken on 12 March 2007. The water is used in the cafe and also for the popular 'nargila' or water-pipes frequently smoked in the Middle East. This water source passes eventually to the Jordan Valley and many Palestinians take its waters for agricultural and personal usage. 'Coping with Water Scarcity' is the theme for World Water Day 2007, which is celebrated each year on 22 March, this year's theme highlights the increasing significance of water scarcity worldwide and the need for increased integration and cooperation to ensure sustainable, efficient and equitable management of scarce water resources, both at international and local levels. EPA/ALAA BADARNEH WORLD WATER DAY PICTURE PACKAGE 56/100

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT SICHERHEITSZAUN

A Palestinian man drives his scooter next to a section of Israel's separation barrier after crossing the Kalandia checkpoint between the outskirts of Jerusalem and the West Bank city of Ramallah, Sunday, Feb. 4, 2007. (AP Photo/Muhammed Muheisen)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT WINTER

Palestinian youths plays with snow next to a section of Israel's separation barrier at the Kalandia checkpoint between the outskirts of Jerusalem and the West Bank town of Ramallah Wednesday Thursday, Dec. 28, 2006. Ramallah and surrounding areas received its first snowfall Wednesday since the winter of 2004. (AP Photo/Muhammed Muheisen)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT ARMUT

An Palestinian man holds out his hand as he begs for money from pedestrians at the center of the West Bank town of Ramallah, Tuesday, Dec. 26, 2006. Israel agreed Saturday to release US$100 million in frozen Palestinian funds, a Palestinian negotiator said, after a summit between the Israeli and Palestinian leaders that revived hopes for peace talks after years of hostility and distrust. (AP Photo/Muhammed Muheisen)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT HOCHZEIT

A Palestinian Christian bride enters the Church of Nativity, believed to be the birthplace of Jesus Christ, during her wedding celebration in the West Bank town of Bethlehem Saturday, December 9, 2006. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT ALLTAG

Palestinian children play with toy guns during Eid al-Fitr in Al-Amari refugee camp in the West Bank town of Ramallah, Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2006. The three-day Eid al-Fitr festival marks the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Muhammed Muheisen)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT RAMADAN

A Palestinian Muslim reads lines from the holy Koran at the Ibrahimi Mosque on the holiest month of Ramadan in the divided West Bank town of Hebron on Tuesday, 10 October 2006. The holy Muslim month of Ramadan is marked by Muslims by refraining from eating, drinking and having sex from dawn to dusk throughout the holy month. EPA/ABED AL HAFIZ HASHLAMOUN

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT RAMADAN

A Palestinian Muslim reads lines from the holy Koran at the Ibrahimi Mosque on the holiest month of Ramadan in the divided West Bank town of Hebron on Tuesday, 10 October 2006. The holy Muslim month of Ramadan is marked by Muslims by refraining from eating, drinking and having sex from dawn to dusk throughout the holy month. EPA/ABED AL HAFIZ HASHLAMOUN

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT SIEDLER

A worker stands atop a partially constructed building in the West Bank Jewish settlement of Beitar Illit in this Aug. 22, 2004 photo. Israeli settlers have expanded 31 unauthorized outposts across the West Bank in recent months, a settler watchdog group reported Tuesday. (AP Photo/Kevin Frayer)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT SIEDLER

A Palestinian worker prays as a crane stands over a construction site of new residences at the West Bank Jewish settlement of Beitar Illit, in this Aug. 22, 2004 photo. Israeli settlers have expanded 31 unauthorized outposts across the West Bank in recent months, a settler watchdog group reported Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2006.(AP Photo/Kevin Frayer)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT SIEDLER

A Palestinian laborer works at a construction site of new residences in the West Bank Jewish settlement of Beitar Illit, in this Aug. 22, 2004 photo. Israeli settlers have expanded 31 unauthorized outposts across the West Bank in recent months, a settler watchdog group reported Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2006. (AP Photo/Kevin Frayer)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT GRENZE

Palestinian women peer out of a bus window as they wait to leave the Gaza Strip and enter Egypt through the Rafah border crossing, Friday, Sept. 22, 2006. The Rafah crossing opened early Friday for the first time since Aug. 25. It was expected to be open for two days, to allow thousands of Palestinians to pass through en route to Saudi Arabia, to celebrate the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, said Hani Jabbour, a Palestinian diplomat speaking by telephone from inside the border terminal.(AP Photo/Khalil Hamra)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT GRENZE

A Palestinian man peers out of a bus window as he and others wait to leave the Gaza Strip and enter Egypt through the Rafah border crossing, Friday, Sept. 22, 2006. The Rafah crossing opened early Friday for the first time since Aug. 25. It was expected to be open for two days, to allow thousands of Palestinians to pass through en route to Saudi Arabia, to celebrate the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, said Hani Jabbour, a Palestinian diplomat speaking by telephone from inside the border terminal.(AP Photo/Khalil Hamra)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT GRENZE

Palestinians cross through the Rafah border crossing in the southern Gaza Strip, Friday 11 August 2006. The Rafah border crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt opening Thursday for the first time in three weeks, officials said. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT GRENZE

Palestinians wait to cross through the Rafah border crossing in the southern Gaza Strip, Friday 11 August 2006. The Rafah border crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt opening Thursday for the first time in three weeks, officials said. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT GRENZE

Palestinians wait to cross through the Rafah border crossing in the southern Gaza Strip, Friday 11 August 2006. The Rafah border crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt opening Thursday for the first time in three weeks, officials said. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT GRENZE

Palestinians wait to cross through the Rafah border crossing in the southern Gaza Strip, Friday 11 August 2006. The Rafah border crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt opened Thursday for the first time in three weeks, officials said. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT GRENZE

Palestinians wait to cross through the Rafah border crossing in the southern Gaza Strip, Friday 11 August 2006. The Rafah border crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt opened Thursday for the first time in three weeks, officials said. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT GRENZE

Palestinians wait to cross from the Gaza Strip into Egypt at the Rafah border crossing in the southern Gaza Strip which opened for several hours, Thursday Aug. 10, 2006. The Gaza-Egypt border was partially reopened Thursday, allowing hundreds of people stuck in Gaza to leave after weeks of closure during Israel's military offensive in the coastal strip, a spokeswoman for European border monitors said. (AP Photo/Khalil Hamra)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT HILFSGUETER

A Palestinian Bedouin woman holds a white flag to signal that she is unarmed, next to the abandoned airport in Dahaniya where Israeli troops are stationed, on her way to a United Nations funded school where hundreds of Palestinians who fled their homes because of an Israeli offensive in southern Gaza sought shelter, Monday, July 10, 2006. The United Nations blamed Israel for a burgeoning humanitarian crisis, including deaths, injuries and harm to children, from its offensive in Gaza in a strong statement released Saturday. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT HILFSGUETER

Palestinian Bedouin women, one holding a white flag to signal that they are unarmed, ride a cart next to the abandoned airport in Dahaniya where Israeli troops are stationed, on the way to a United Nations funded school where hundreds of Palestinians who fled their homes because of an Israeli offensive in southern Gaza sought shelter, Monday, July 10, 2006. The United Nations blamed Israel for a burgeoning humanitarian crisis, including deaths, injuries and harm to children, from its offensive in Gaza in a strong statement released Saturday. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT NOMADEN

A Palestinian Bedouin woman holds a white flag to signal that she is unarmed next to the abandoned airport in Dahaniya where Israeli troops are stationed, on her way to a United Nations funded school where hundreds of Palestinians who fled their homes because of an Israeli offensive in southern Gaza sought shelter, Monday, July 10, 2006. The United Nations blamed Israel for a burgeoning humanitarian crisis, including deaths, injuries and harm to children, from its offensive in Gaza in a strong statement released Saturday. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT FLUECHTLINGE

A Palestinian man sleeps as a child wipes a blackboard in a classroom at a United Nations funded school in the southern Gaza Strip town of Rafah, Sunday, July 9, 2006. Hundreds of Palestinians who fled their homes because of an Israeli offensive in southern Gaza sought shelter in a vacant U.N. school Saturday. The United Nations blamed Israel for a burgeoning humanitarian crisis, including deaths, injuries and harm to children, from its offensive in Gaza in a strong statement released Saturday. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT FLUECHTLINGE

Palestinian Bedouin Mohammed, 57, prays in a classroom at a United Nations funded school in the southern Gaza Strip town of Rafah, Sunday, July 9, 2006. Hundreds of Palestinians who fled their homes because of an Israeli offensive in southern Gaza sought shelter in a vacant U.N. school Sunday. The United Nations blamed Israel for a burgeoning humanitarian crisis, including deaths, injuries and harm to children, from its offensive in Gaza in a strong statement released Saturday. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT FLUECHTLINGE

A Palestinian Bedouin family sit in a staircase at a United Nations funded school in the southern Gaza Strip town of Rafah, Sunday, July 9, 2006. Hundreds of Palestinians who fled their homes because of an Israeli offensive in southern Gaza sought shelter in a vacant U.N. school Saturday. The United Nations blamed Israel for a burgeoning humanitarian crisis, including deaths, injuries and harm to children, from its offensive in Gaza in a strong statement released Saturday. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT FLUECHTLINGE

A Palestinian Bedouin family sits in a classroom at a United Nations funded school in the southern Gaza Strip town of Rafah, Saturday, July 8, 2006. More than 200 Palestinians who fled their homes because of an Israeli offensive in southern Gaza sought shelter in a vacant U.N. school Saturday. In a sign of the tensions, some of the displaced got into an argument over winning a spot at the shelter and gunfire erupted. Police said three officers were wounded in the melee. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT FLUECHTLINGE

Palestinians play with a teacher in a classroom at a United Nations funded school in the southern Gaza Strip town of Rafah, Saturday, July 8, 2006. More than 200 Palestinians who fled their homes because of an Israeli offensive in southern Gaza sought shelter in a vacant U.N. school Saturday. In a sign of the tensions, some of the displaced got into an argument over winning a spot at the shelter and gunfire erupted. Police said three officers were wounded in the melee. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT FLUECHTLINGE

Palestinian women sit with their children in a classroom at a United Nations funded school in the southern Gaza Strip town of Rafah, Saturday, July 8, 2006. More than 200 Palestinians who fled their homes because of an Israeli offensive in southern Gaza sought shelter in a vacant U.N. school Saturday. In a sign of the tensions, some of the displaced got into an argument over winning a spot at the shelter and gunfire erupted. Police said three officers were wounded in the melee. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT FLUECHTLINGE

Palestinians carry mattresses at a United Nations funded school in the southern Gaza Strip town of Rafah, Saturday, July 8, 2006. More than 200 Palestinians who fled their homes because of an Israeli offensive in southern Gaza sought shelter in a vacant U.N. school Saturday. In a sign of the tensions, some of the displaced got into an argument over winning a spot at the shelter and gunfire erupted. Police said three officers were wounded in the melee. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT GAZA ALLTAG

Palestinian Abdullah Al Shaer, 28, takes his son Amir, 4, and daughter, Yasmine, 2, on his bicycle in the southern Gaza Strip town of Rafah Tuesday, July 4, 2006. Abdullah was returning his son from hospital after he sprained his arm. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT MOSCHEE

Palestinian worshippers pray in a mosque lighted up only with a gas lamp in the southern Gaza Strip town of Rafah Sunday July 2, 2006. While food shortages have not been reported, human rights groups have cautioned that Gaza could face a humanitarian crisis because about 43 percent of the territory's electricity supply was knocked out after Israeli missiles struck Gaza's only power station.(AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT MOSCHEE

A Palestinian worshipper prays in a mosque lit with only a gas lamp in the southern Gaza Strip town of Rafah Sunday July 2, 2006. While food shortages have not been reported, human rights groups have cautioned that Gaza could face a humanitarian crisis because about 43 percent of the territory's electricity supply was knocked out after Israeli missiles struck Gaza's only power station.(AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT SIEDLER

Ultra Orthodox Jewish men wait for a ride at a bus station near the West bank settlement of Itamar, near Nablus, Tuesday, June 27, 2006. A spokesman for the Popular Resistance Committees, a violent group with close ties to the Hamas-led Palestinian government, who took part in Sunday's cross-border infiltration near Gaza in which militants killed two Israeli soldiers and abducted Cp. Gilad Shalit, said the group had taken a Jewish settler from Itamar in the West Bank hostage. Israel Radio reported the settler had been hitchhiking Monday night and failed to return home. (AP Photo/Nasser Ishtayeh)

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT GRENZE

Palestinian youths play soccer near the controversial Israeli 'separation barrier' or wall in Abu Dis on the West Bank side of the wall, Monday 12 June 2006. EPA/PAVEL WOLBERG

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT GRENZE

Palestinian youths play soccer near the controversial Israeli 'separation barrier' or wall in Abu Dis on the West Bank side of the wall, Monday 12 June 2006. EPA/PAVEL WOLBERG

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT GRENZE

Palestinian youths play soccer near the controversial Israeli 'separation barrier' or wall in Abu Dis on the West Bank side of the wall, Monday 12 June 2006. EPA/PAVEL WOLBERG

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT GRENZE

Palestinian youths play soccer near the controversial Israeli 'separation barrier' or wall in Abu Dis on the West Bank side of the wall, Monday 12 June 2006. EPA/PAVEL WOLBERG

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT GRENZE

A Palestinian soccer team poses near the controversial Israeli 'separation barrier' or wall in Abu Dis on the West Bank side of the wall, Monday 12 June 2006. EPA/PAVEL WOLBERG

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT GRENZE

Palestinian youths play soccer near the controversial Israeli 'separation barrier' or wall in Abu Dis on the West Bank side of the wall, Monday 12 June 2006. EPA/PAVEL WOLBERG

PALAESTINA NAHOST KONFLIKT GRENZE

Palestinian youths play soccer near the controversial Israeli 'separation barrier' or wall in Abu Dis on the West Bank side of the wall, Monday 12 June 2006. EPA/PAVEL WOLBERG