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HOD HASHARON, ISRAEL - MARCH 19: Israeli sisters Eli (L) and Jordan Zeidenberg look at each other as they try on their gas masks March 19, 2003 at their home in the central Israel town of Hod Hasharon. The army's Home Front Command ordered all Israelis to open and fit their gas mask kits, and have them close by at all times. (Photo by David Silverman/Getty Images)

Gunman Mehmet Ali Agca who killed journalist Abdi Ipekci in 1979 and who shot and wounded Pope John-Paul II on St. Peter's Square in Rome in 1981, at right, is seen in the back of a car on his way to a military hospital to assess his fitness for military service after he was released from prison in Ankara, Turkey, Monday, Jan. 18, 2010. The Turkish man who shot Pope John Paul II in 1981 was released from prison on Monday after more than 29 years behind bars. Photo by Cem Ozdel/AA/AVBACAPRESS.COM

DAREJAT, ISRAEL - NOVEMBER 23: Photovoltaic solar panels store the energy they produce during the day to light the streets at night November 23, 2009 in the Bedouin Arab village of Darajat in Israel's Negev desert. As the village is not yet connected to the national power grid the Government and a private natural electricity company are fitting houses, Mosques, Community centres and street lighting in an experiment to test solar power. According to reports this will make Darajat the first community in the World to rely on a Solar electricty system for all of it's electrical needs.Until the recent implementation of the solar power project, its residents were entirely dependent on expensive and highly polluting diesel generators for their electricity. As world leaders prepare to gather for the Copenhagen Climate Summit in December, the resolve of the industrial nations seems to be weakening with President Obama stating that it would be impossible to reach a binding deal at the summit. Climate campaigners are concerned that this disappointing announcement is a backward step ahead of the summit. (Photo by Uriel Sinai/Getty Images)

DAREJAT, ISRAEL - NOVEMBER 23: Photovoltaic solar panels provide electricity to a private home on November 23, 2009 in the Bedouin Arab village of Darajat in Israel's Negev desert. As the village is not yet connected to the national power grid the Government and a private natural electricity company are fitting houses, Mosques, Community centres and street lighting in an experiment to test solar power. According to reports this will make Darajat the first community in the World to rely on a Solar electricty system for all of it's electrical needs.Until the recent implementation of the solar power project, its residents were entirely dependent on expensive and highly polluting diesel generators for their electricity. As world leaders prepare to gather for the Copenhagen Climate Summit in December, the resolve of the industrial nations seems to be weakening with President Obama stating that it would be impossible to reach a binding deal at the summit. Climate campaigners are concerned that this disappointing announcement is a backward step ahead of the summit. (Photo by Uriel Sinai/Getty Images)

DAREJAT, ISRAEL - NOVEMBER 23: A woman hangs her washing alongside the photovoltaic solar panels which provide electricity to her home on November 23, 2009 in the Bedouin Arab village of Darajat in Israel's Negev desert. As the village is not yet connected to the national power grid the Government and a private natural electricity company are fitting houses, Mosques, Community centres and street lighting in an experiment to test solar power. According to reports this will make Darajat the first community in the World to rely on a Solar electricty system for all of it's electrical needs.Until the recent implementation of the solar power project, its residents were entirely dependent on expensive and highly polluting diesel generators for their electricity. As world leaders prepare to gather for the Copenhagen Climate Summit in December, the resolve of the industrial nations seems to be weakening with President Obama stating that it would be impossible to reach a binding deal at the summit. Climate campaigners are concerned that this disappointing announcement is a backward step ahead of the summit. (Photo by Uriel Sinai/Getty Images)

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HOD HASHARON, ISRAEL - MARCH 19: Israeli sisters Eli (L) and Jordan Zeidenberg look at each other as they try on their gas masks March 19, 2003 at their home in the central Israel town of Hod Hasharon. The army's Home Front Command ordered all Israelis to open and fit their gas mask kits, and have them close by at all times. (Photo by David Silverman/Getty Images)

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