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I chose to photograph my seven-year old daughter who attends an anthroposophist school. Anthroposophist philosophy divides human development into life-cycles lasting seven years. The picture is a stage in documenting these cycles.

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President Shimon Peres, Guest of Honor of Druze Community leaders during the prophet Nebi Shweib's Holiday in the tomb area close to Kfar Hittim village near Tiberias.

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Najah, a 46 year old Palestinian widow from Za'ida near Tulkarem, mother of seven and widower Ibrahim el Karnawi aged 80 from Rahat, married in 1995. Mahamoud, their only common son aged ten, was killed when a combat erupted during action of "mistaarvim" undercover Border Police unit, at the home of his mothers' family. His half brothers are 'wanted' Islamic Jihad persons; his nephews on his fathe

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Door to Hope
A non-profit association called "Door to Hope" operates in the central bus-station area in Tel-Aviv. The association takes care of drug-addicted and sexually exploited women. They find there an open door, a warm meal, hot shower, clean cloths and most importantly warmth and acceptance.

Haaretz

The Studio
In honor of Israel 60th anniversary, Haaretz Supplement documented ten well known visual artists at their most private place, the studio. Nelly Agassi, Eli Gur-Arieh, Yehudit Levin, Nurit David, Tal Mazliach, Marco Shani, Deganit Berest, Moshe Gershuni, Yaakov Dorchin, Yair Garbuz.

Telerama, Yediot Ahronot

Youths
On the threshold of adulthood youths express a world of identities and aspirations: Adi Shoshani from Sderot before recruitment, Snir Rosenthal, senior tattooist, a Sheinkin-street girl dreaming of work in fashion, Bedouin girl struggling against the fence, Efrat, settlement resident and violinist, Elchanan, Kfar Chabad Yeshiva student, Ben Gatenyu from Bat-Yam expelled from school dreams of making the Israeli version of "Jackass".