Kapparot in Israel 5774
An arresting photo essay by Orna Naor documenting the pre-Yom Kippur ritual of kapparot and the people who practice it still.
An arresting photo essay by Orna Naor documenting the pre-Yom Kippur ritual of kapparot and the people who practice it still.
Children take their bikes out for a spin on the deserted streets of Tel Aviv as Israel celebrates the religious holiday of Yom Kippur.
Last night’s Night of Scientists took “Touching the Stars” as its theme, with Israel’s research institutions and museums presenting the wonders of space exploration to the public, young and old.
For this week’s Photo of the Week, thanks go to ISRAEL21c reader Wendy who sent us this beautiful shot of two boys standing in a Jerusalem street.
To celebrate the New Year, photographer Noam Chen has released an online greeting card guaranteed to lift the spirits, even in troubling times.
Like bees to the honey.
Free Israel Photos and Jerusalem.com have a common goal: to share Israel’s beauty with the world while new movie, JERUSALEM, aims to do the same with stunning 3D aerial photography.
Nature photographer Marco Jona frequents Israel’s bird observatories to capture feathered friends on their migratory paths. With 500 million birds passing through every year, its enough to keep any nature photographer busy.
Let the children play! Children in Jerusalem cool down on a hot August night.
Jerusalem’s Hadassah College’s photography department has published a new online magazine and blog dedicated to photography, video and new media in Israel and beyond.
Photographer Assaf Pinchuk has captured some of the country’s most amazing and beautiful homes and hotels within his lens.
Tel Aviv’s Florentine neighborhood provides inspiration, material and the location for a new gallery and exhibition by photographer Daniel Siboni as he takes a street’s-eye view of fashion imagery.
The world’s largest Jewish athletic competition is an extended family bonded together by heritage, love of sports and — this being 2013 — online photo sharing, too.
The city of Holon recently hosted a unique art project that uses embroidery to foster community and — this being Israel — the exchange of ideas and opinions, too.
Summer vacation was ushered in officially last week with Tel Aviv’s annual Water War. Photographer Elyssa Frank brought back battlefield shots from a wet and wild Rabin Square.