Ultra orthodox Jews pray at the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest site, as others recite prayers marking the solemn fasting day of Tisha B'Av early in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. 

Ultra orthodox Jews sleep at the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. 

A silhouette of an ultra orthodox Jew prays at the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. 

An ultra orthodox Jew prays at the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. 

An ultra orthodox Jew prays at the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. 

An ultra orthodox Jew prays at the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. 

An ultra orthodox Jew and his son pray at the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. 

Ultra orthodox Jews pray at the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. 

An Ultra orthodox Jew sleeps and covers his face with a Torah book, the Jewish Bible, at the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. 

Ultra orthodox Jews pray at the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest site, as others recite prayers marking the solemn fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. 

An Ultra orthodox Jew sleeps in front of a bookshelf full of Torah books, the Jewish Bible, at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. 

An ultra orthodox Jew holds a Torah book as he prays at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, as others recite prayers marking the solemn fasting day of Tisha B'Av, in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. 

Ultra orthodox Jews sleep at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem. Ultra orthodox Jews sleep at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen 

An Ultra orthodox Jew sleeps and covers his face by a Torah book, the Jewish Bible, at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem. An Ultra orthodox Jew sleeps and covers his face with a Torah book, the Jewish Bible, at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen 

A silhouette of An ultra orthodox Jew prays at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem. A silhouette of an ultra orthodox Jew prays at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen 

An ultra orthodox Jew prays at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem. An ultra orthodox Jew prays at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen REUTERS 

Ultra orthodox Jews pray at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem. Ultra orthodox Jews pray at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen REUTERS 

Ultra orthodox Jews pray at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, as others recite prayers marking the solemn fasting day of Tisha B'Av early in Jerusalem. Ultra orthodox Jews pray at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, as others recite prayers marking the solemn fasting day of Tisha B'Av early in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen REUTERS 

An ultra orthodox Jew prays at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem. An ultra orthodox Jew prays at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen REUTERS 

An ultra orthodox Jew prays at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem. An ultra orthodox Jew prays at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen 

An ultra orthodox Jew and his son pray at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem. An ultra orthodox Jew and his son pray at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen REUTERS 

Ultra orthodox Jews pray at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, as others recite prayers marking the solemn fasting day of Tisha B'Av early in Jerusalem. Ultra orthodox Jews pray at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, as others recite prayers marking the solemn fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen 

Ultra orthodox Jews pray at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, as others recite prayers marking the solemn fasting day of Tisha B'Av early in Jerusalem. Ultra orthodox Jews pray at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, as others recite prayers marking the solemn fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen REUTERS 

An Ultra orthodox Jew sleeps in front of a bookshelf full of Torah books, the Jewish Bible, at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, on the fasting day of Tisha B'Av in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen GCM 

An ultra orthodox Jew prays at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, as others recite prayers marking the solemn fasting day of Tisha B'Av, in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen GCM 

An ultra orthodox Jew holds a Torah book as he prays at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, as others recite prayers marking the solemn fasting day of Tisha B'Av, in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen GCM 

Ultra orthodox Jews sleep at the Western Wall, Judiasm's holiest site, as others recite prayers marking the solemn fasting day of Tisha B'Av, in Jerusalem July 27, 2004. The holy day marks the destruction of both the First and Second ancient Jewish Temples which stood on the Temple Mount, behind the Western Wall. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen GCM