A Bedouin boy collects locusts as a swarm arrives over his village in the Negev desert near the Egyptian-Israeli border on March 12, 2013. [Credit : Uriel Sinai/Getty Images]
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A Bedouin boy collects locusts as a swarm arrives over his village in the Negev desert near the Egyptian-Israeli border on March 12, 2013.

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Bedouin children play as a swarm of locusts arrive over their village in the Negev desert near the Egyptian-Israeli border on March 12, 2013 at the Bedouin village of Bir Hadage, Israel. Egypt and Israel have been swarmed with millions of locusts over the past few days, causing widespread disturbance. [Credit : Uriel Sinai/Getty Images]
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Bedouin children play as a swarm of locusts arrive over their village in the Negev desert near the Egyptian-Israeli border on March 12, 2013 at the Bedouin village of Bir Hadage, Israel. Egypt and Israel have been swarmed with millions of locusts over the past few days, causing widespread disturbance.

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Palestinians push their way on board a bus at the Israeli army crossing of Eyal, near the West Bank town of Qalqilya on March 4, 2013. Israel has launched two “Palestinians-only” bus lines in the occupied West Bank on Monday, a step an Israeli rights group described as racist and which the Transport Ministry called an improvement in service, to be used by Palestinian labourers travelling between the West Bank and Israel, after Jewish settlers complained that Palestinians on mixed buses were a “security risk”. [Credit : Uriel Sinai/Getty Images]
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Palestinians push their way on board a bus at the Israeli army crossing of Eyal, near the West Bank town of Qalqilya on March 4, 2013. Israel has launched two “Palestinians-only” bus lines in the occupied West Bank on Monday, a step an Israeli rights group described as racist and which the Transport Ministry called an improvement in service, to be used by Palestinian labourers travelling between the West Bank and Israel, after Jewish settlers complained that Palestinians on mixed buses were a “security risk”.

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Israelis demonstrate against a possible Israeli military attack and the threat of war with Iran on August 12, 2012 in Tel Aviv, Israel. [Credit : Uriel Sinai/Getty Images]
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Israelis demonstrate against a possible Israeli military attack and the threat of war with Iran on August 12, 2012 in Tel Aviv, Israel.

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Palestinian men keep warm around a fire as they wait to be collected by their Israeli employers after crossing from the West Bank town of Qalqilya to work in the early morning of Feb. 19, near the Israeli army’s checkpoint at Kibbutz Eyal in central Israel. With high unemployment the Palestinian economy is in a state of near-collapse resulting in increased pressure on the growing number of Palestinian workers seeking employment, illegally and legally in Israel. [Credit : Uriel Sinai / Getty Images]
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Palestinian men keep warm around a fire as they wait to be collected by their Israeli employers after crossing from the West Bank town of Qalqilya to work in the early morning of Feb. 19, near the Israeli army’s checkpoint at Kibbutz Eyal in central Israel. With high unemployment the Palestinian economy is in a state of near-collapse resulting in increased pressure on the growing number of Palestinian workers seeking employment, illegally and legally in Israel.

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Ramallah, West Bank. A Palestinian man makes the victory sign as he waits for the release of Palestinian prisoners. [Credit : Uriel Sinai/Getty Images]
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Ramallah, West Bank.

A Palestinian man makes the victory sign as he waits for the release of Palestinian prisoners.

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Ramat Gan, Israel. A day-old giraffe suckles from his mother at Ramat Gan safari park. [Credit : Uriel Sinai/Getty]
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Ramat Gan, Israel.

A day-old giraffe suckles from his mother at Ramat Gan safari park.

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