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Ultra-Orthodox Jewish men in silhouette as they talk about harvesting wheat in the shade near a wheat field outside Sha’alvim in central Israel, 17 May 2012, after they cut the wheat with hand sickles. The wheat is then processed, all by hand-made Kosher means, to bake unleavened Matzah, to be eaten during the next high holiday of Passover, in April 2013. The wheat is harvested just before the holiday of Shavuot, which comes seven weeks after Passover, and marks when God gave the Torah to the Israelites at Mount Sinai. EPA/JIM HOLLANDER

Ultra-Orthodox Jewish men use a small fan attached to a car engine to provide some breeze as they separate wheat grain from the hay under a shade outside Sha’alvim in central Israel, 17 May 2012, after they cut the wheat with hand sickles. The wheat is then processed, all by hand-made Kosher means, to bake unleavened Matzah, to be eaten during the next high holiday of Passover, in April 2013. The wheat is harvested just before the holiday of Shavuot, which comes seven weeks after Passover, and marks when God gave the Torah to the Israelites at Mount Sinai. Credit: EPA