An elderly Syrian man, who fled his home due to fighting between the Syrian army and the rebels, takes refuge at the Bab Al-Salameh border crossing, in hopes of entering one of the refugee camps in Turkey.

A Syrian girl lies on the ground next to her father, while they take refuge at a Turkey border crossing.

A Syrian man fixes his car at the Bab Al-Salameh border crossing, in hopes of entering one of the refugee camps in Turkey.

A Syrian girl, who fled her home with her sleeps by her family's belongings, while she and others take refuge at the Bab al-Salameh border crossing.

Men carry the body of a boy, who was killed in a reported Syrian air force attack in the village of Tel Rifaat, Syria on Aug. 8.

Men search for bodies under rubble of a house in Tel Rifaat near Aleppo on Aug. 8.

Neighbors and family members clear rubble away from a body of a boy who was killed in a reported Syrian air force attack on Aug. 8 in Rifaat, Syria.

Serdar Bagis pitches wood to make charcoal near Kizilcahamam, Turkey on July 19, 2012.

Kurdish people work to make charcoal.

A woman douses burning wood during a charcoal making process.

A boy plays around wood piles.

A man covers a charcoal pile with nylon to stop it burning.

A mother bathes her child in their makeshift tent.

A helicopter releases water above a blazing tower block in Istanbul, Turkey on July 17, 2012. A large fire broke out in a 42-storey tower block in central Istanbul on Tuesday, sending thick smoke billowing into the air before firefighters extinguished the blaze, and there were no reports of casualties, officials said.

Firefighters try to put out the fire. Occupants of the building exited wearing breathing masks. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Syrian children play at a camp named "Container City" on the Turkish-Syrian border of Oncupinar in the Kilis province, southern Turkey on July 3, 2012.

Syrian children play at a "Container City" playground.

A Syrian family watches television inside a "Container."

An overall view of "Container City."

Syrian refugees go about their daily lives at the Oncupinar refugee camp in Kilis near Syria border, April 11. Syria pounded protest hubs, despite mounting pressure from world powers, as peace envoy Kofi Annan said there is still a chance to salvage his plan to halt hostilities within hours.

Syrian refugee children look out from a bus window after arriving from Syria at the Oncupinar refugee camp in Kilis near the Syria border, April 11.

Syrian refugees at the Oncupinar refugee camp in Kilis, April 11, 2012.

U.S. Senators John McCain and Joseph Lieberman greet Syrian refugees during their visit at Yayladagi refugee camp in Hatay province on the Turkish-Syrian border April 10.

U.N.-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan, meets Syrian refugee children during his visit at Yayladagi refugee camp in Hatay, on the Turkish-Syrian border in Turkey, April 10. Annan's visit was first announced last weekend in response to Turkish calls for international help in coping with the increasing number of refugees arriving from Syria. On April 9, two Syrian refugees were killed and 19 were injured, including two Turks working at the camp.

Sebahat Tuncel, a Kurdish member of parliament, runs for cover as riot police disperse demonstrators during a protest against a government attempt to railroad a new education bill through parliament in Ankara March 29. Members of teachers' union and opposition supporters gathered in the Turkish capital of Ankara to protest against a government attempt to railroad the new education bill through parliament which secular parties say is designed to promote Islamic schooling. The government wants to overturn a 1997 law imposed with the backing of the military which extended compulsory education from five to eight years, but also stopped under-15s attending religious "imam hatip" schools.

Police use tear gas to disperse demonstrators during a protest against a government attempt to railroad a new education bill through parliament in Ankara, Turkey, on March 29. Police used tear gas and water cannons to break up the demonstration, which had been called by the KESK public service union with the aim of marching on parliament.

Police use water cannon to disperse demonstrators during a protest against a government attempt to railroad a new education bill through parliament in Ankara, Turkey, on March 29.

Police use water cannon to disperse demonstrators during a protest against a government attempt to railroad a new education bill through parliament in Ankara, Turkey, on March 29.

Police use water cannon to disperse demonstrators during a protest against a government attempt to railroad a new education bill through parliament in Ankara, Turkey on March 29.

A Turkish soldier (2nd from left) and Afghans stand near bodies at the site of a NATO helicopter crash in Kabul March 16. The helicopter crashed into a house on the outskirts of the Afghan capital, Kabul, on Friday, killing 12 Turkish soldiers on board and four Afghan civilians on the ground.

The wreckage of a Turkish Sikorsky military helicopter at the scene where it crashed at the Bagrami district on the outskirts of Kabul, Afghanistan, March 16. Twelve Turkish soldiers were among those killed when a helicopter operated by foreign forces in Afghanistan crashed into a house in Kabul, officials said.

A girl carries tomatoes as Syrian refugees go about their daily lives at the Reyhanli refugee Camp in Antakya, on March 15. Ankara accused the Syrian leadership of planting landmines near its border with Turkey along routes used by refugees fleeing the Damascus regime's deadly crackdown on dissent.

Syrian refugees arrive near the border between Syria and Turkey at Reyhanli in Antakya on March 15. Some 1,000 Syrian refugees, including a defecting general, crossed into Turkey in 24 hours, braving landmines laid to stop them by Syria's troops, Turkish officials said today. The head of the Turkish Red Crescent meanwhile warned that the number of Syrians arriving in Turkey could reach half a million if Bashar al-Assad's regime keeps up its year-long crackdown on dissent.

Syrian refugees play at the Reyhanli refugee camp in Hatay province on the Turkish-Syrian border March 15.

A girl carries tomatoes as Syrian refugees go about their daily lives at the Reyhanli refugee Camp in Antakya, on March 15. Ankara accused the Syrian leadership of planting landmines near its border with Turkey along routes used by refugees fleeing the Damascus regime's deadly crackdown on dissent.

A group of Syrian fleeing violence in their country, walk towards the Turkish, near Reyhanli, Turkey, Thursday, March 15.