Fire rages out of control in the city of Kyriat Karmel, Carmel Forest, near Israel's northern city of Haifa on December 2, 2010. Police said at least 40 people died in the inferno, which officials said was the worst blaze in Israel's 62-year history
An Israeli woman holds the keys of her house in her left hand while taking a photo of a raging forest fire in the Carmel mountain from a residential house in the hills above the coastal Israeli city of Haifa, December 2, 2010. Police said at least 40 people died in the inferno, which officials said was the worst blaze in Israel's 62-year history.
A forest fire rages out of control in front of a residential house in the hills above the coastal Israeli city of Haifa, December 2, 2010. A devastating fire killed at least 40 people on Thursday when it ripped through a forest near Israel's northern city of Haifa, prompting urgent calls for international help to put out the blaze.
Israeli residents look at the slope of the burning hill on the edge of Tirat Ha Carmel near the northern city of Haifa on December 3, 2010. Around 40 people are believed to have been killed in the devastating forest fire burning
Inferno
Biggest ever Israeli forest fire kills dozens
Fire seized Carmel forest.
Haifa Carmel fire
Burning on Mount Carmel
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