Israeli conductor Daniel Barenbo

Israeli conductor Daniel Barenboim gestures to the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra following a concert at the PrÃncipe de Asturias Auditorium in Oviedo, northern Spain, July 31, 2005. Barenboim`s West-Eastern Divan Orchestra`s young musicians include Palestinians and Israelis. The composer and his late partner Palestinian writer Edward Said, hoped to use music to heal Jewish-Arab tensions. The orchestra is based near the southern Spanish city of Seville and the Spanish government has issued diplomatic passports to all its members so they can travel freely to the Palestinian territories and other Middle Eastern countries. REUTERS/Alonso Gonzalez

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