Palestinian Hamas security forces march during a graduation ceremony in Gaza City on May 21, 2013.
Palestinian Hamas security forces patrol the border area in Rafah between the Gaza Strip and Egypt on May 20, 2013. Egypt sent police reinforcements to the Sinai after an attack on a police camp in the wake of the kidnapping of security personnel, officials said. The abductions last week in the Sinai prompted angry police to shut down border crossings with Gaza and Israel.
Palestinian Hamas security forces patrol the border with Egypt in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip, Monday, May 20, 2013. Egyptian security officials said 17 military and more than 20 police armored vehicles were deployed in northern Sinai Monday as a response to the kidnapping by suspected militants of six policemen and a border guard there last Thursday.
Members of the Hamas security forces patrol the border area between Gaza and Egypt, in the southern Gaza Strip May 20, 2013. Egyptian police angered by the kidnapping of seven colleagues by Islamist gunmen kept a crossing into the Gaza Strip closed again for four days, stranding hundreds of Palestinian travellers, witnesses said.
Palestinian boys carrying Hamas and Palestinian flags in the Gaza Strip walk past graffiti showing the death of 12-year old Mohammad al-Durra, who was shot dead during Israeli-Palestinian clashes, in this October 6, 2000 file photo. Israel demanded a French television station on May 19, 2013 correct a report from nearly 13 years ago which helped fuel anger across the world and ignite a bloody uprising against the Jewish state.
A member of the Palestinian Hamas security forces drives his motorcycle by the closed gate of the Rafah crossing with Egypt in the southern Gaza Strip on May 19, 2013. Egyptian policemen closed commercial crossing point on the border with Israel in solidarity with their comrades who closed the Rafah border crossing with the Gaza Strip for a third straight day to protest the kidnapping of seven policemen and soldiers in the region.
