A Palestinian girl holds a candle during a protest against power cuts in Gaza November 10, 2008. A fuel shortage forced the Gaza Strip's main power station to shut down on Monday, leaving about half the residents of the Hamas-controlled territory without electricity, a power plant official said. Reuters Pictures 15 months ago

A Palestinian girl holds a candle during a protest against power cuts in Gaza November 10, 2008. A fuel shortage forced the Gaza Strip's main power station to shut down on Monday, leaving about half the residents of the Hamas-controlled territory without electricity, a power plant official said.

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