Keren Zweigenbaum (R), 38, Jolanda Wilheim (C), 96, and Myriam Zweigenbaum, 70, pose for a photograph at the Wilheim Bakery in Hod Hasharon, Israel March 15, 2018. Grandmother, daughter and granddaughter all work at the family business. The bakery was founded in 1949 by Jolanda Wilheim and her late husband, both Holocaust survivors. Picture taken March 15, 2018. REUTERS/Amir Cohen 

A hospital worker sits under a wired helmet while demonstrating an experimental treatment for clinical depression at Shalvata Mental Health Care Centre in the central Israeli town of Hod Hasharon December 4, 2006. Scientists in Israel are reaching deeper into the minds of the clinically depressed to try to lift their spirits. Using a locally developed upgrade to Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) therapy, scientists can now send electronic currents induced by alternating magnetic fields up to 8 cm (3 inches) into the brain to stimulate parts that had been out of reach. Picture taken December 4, 2006.To match feature ISRAEL DEPRESSION REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen (ISRAEL) 

A hospital worker sits under a wired helmet while demonstrating an experimental treatment for clinical depression at Shalvata Mental Health Care Centre in the central Israeli town of Hod Hasharon December 4, 2006. Scientists in Israel are reaching deeper into the minds of the clinically depressed to try to lift their spirits. Using a locally developed upgrade to Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) therapy, scientists can now send electronic currents induced by alternating magnetic fields up to 8 cm (3 inches) into the brain to stimulate parts that had been out of reach. Picture taken December 4, 2006.To match feature ISRAEL DEPRESSION REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen (ISRAEL) 

Israeli police detain a Palestinian man (C) suspected of planning to carry out a suicide bombing, in the Israeli town of Hod Hasharon near Tel Aviv July 19, 2006. Israeli security forces were on high alert and looking for a suspected militant whom they feared was about to carry out an attack. ISRAEL OUT REUTERS/Nir Keidar (ISRAEL) 

- FILE PHOTO 06AUG02 - A file picture of Israeli model Bar Refaeli standing beside a horse on her family's ranch in Hod Hasharon on August 6, 2002.
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Mourners carry the body of Ofra Burger at the funeral in Hod Hasharon
on October 22, 2002. Burger, 55, is one of at least 14 people were
killed and over 40 injured when a car bomb blew up next to Egged bus
no. 841 as it reached Karkur Junction near Hadera, October 21, 2002.
Twenty-five people were still hospitalized Tuesday morning, Israel
Radio reported. Six of those still in hospital are in serious
condition. REUTERS/Havakuk Levison

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Mourners weep at the funeral of Ofra Burger in Hod Hasharon on October
22, 2002. Burger, 55, is one of at least 14 people who were killed and
over 40 injured when a car bomb blew up next to Egged bus no. 841 as it
reached Karkur Junction near Hadera, October 21, 2002. Twenty-five
people were still hospitalized on Tuesday morning, Israel Radio
reported. Six of those in hospital are in serious condition.
REUTERS/Havakuk Levison

HL/WS 

Mourners weep at the funeral of Ofra Burger in Hod Hasharon on October
22, 2002. Burger, 55, is one of at least 14 people who were killed and
over 40 injured when a car bomb blew up next to Egged bus no. 841 as it
reached Karkur Junction near Hadera, October 21, 2002. Twenty-five
people were still hospitalized Tuesday morning following the blast,
Israel Radio reported. Six of those in hospital are in serious
condition. REUTERS/Havakuk Levison

HL/WS 

Mourners weep at the funeral of Ofra Burger in Hod Hasharon on October
22, 2002. Burger, 55, is one of at least 14 people killed and over 40
injured when a car bomb blew up next to Egged bus no. 841 as it reached
Karkur Junction near Hadera on October 21, 2002. Twenty-five people
were still hospitalized on Tuesday morning, Israel Radio reported. Six
of those still in hospital are in serious condition. REUTERS/Havakuk
Levison

HL/AH 

Mourner weeps at the funeral of Ofra Burger in Hod Hasharon on October
22, 2002. Burger, 55, is one of at least 14 people killed and over 40
injured when a car bomb blew up next to Egged bus no. 841 as it reached
Karkur Junction near Hadera on October 21, 2002. Twenty-five people are
still hospitalized on Tuesday morning, Israel Radio reported. Six of
those still in hospital are in serious condition. REUTERS/Havakuk
Levison

HL/AH 

A file picture of Israeli model Bar Refaeli standing beside a horse on her family's ranch in Hod Hasharon on August 6, 2002. ISRAEL OUT REUTERS/Naor Rahav ISRAEL OUT 

A file picture of Israeli model Bar Refaeli riding a horse on her family's ranch in Hod Hasharon on August 6, 2002. ISRAEL OUT REUTERS/Naor Rahav ISRAEL OUT 

A file picture of Israeli model Bar Refaeli riding a horse on her family's ranch in Hod Hasharon on August 6, 2002. ISRAEL OUT REUTERS/Naor Rahav ISRAEL OUT 

A file picture of Israeli model Bar Rafaeli riding a horse on her family's ranch in Hod Hasharon on August 6, 2002. ISRAEL OUT REUTERS/Naor Rahav ISRAEL OUT 

A file picture of Israeli model Bar Rafaeli standing beside a horse on her family's ranch in Hod Hasharon on August 6, 2002. ISRAEL OUT REUTERS/Naor Rahav ISRAEL OUT 

A file picture of Israeli model Bar Rafaeli riding a horse on her family's ranch in Hod Hasharon on August 6, 2002. ISRAEL OUT REUTERS/Naor Rahav ISRAEL OUT