Photography: Nathan Dvir
Local Testimony 2021
Gallery
2021
Photo of the Year | Series of the Year | News | Society and Community | Religion and faith | Nature and Environment | Sport | Urbanism and Culture | Short Series | Long Exposure | Video
An adapting society
Dana Wohlfeiler-Lalkin, Founder and Director of Local Testimony
Since 2003 the annual exhibition of documentary photography and photo-journalism Local Testimony has been shown alongside the international photography exhibition World Press Photo.
Local Testimony expresses the cultural and historical qualities of local documentary photography and manifests its caliber: professional photography conveying a complex aspect of human existence which does not receive full
exposure via the established media. Beyond the images appears a social-cultural document pointing to local changes that can be identified and understood thanks to investigative journalism that transcends editorial considerations and rating.
The variety of areas of life represented in Local Testimony 2021 reveals a society adapting swiftly to change: the COVID-19 pandemic is still with us, dictating guidelines and behavioral patterns which not long ago we had trouble believing would become acceptable; the COVID images that only last year were exciting breaking news items, became documentations of daily routine.
The year’s most central and significant event was the transfer of government. Benjamin Netanyahu’s twelve years in power came to an end following the social protests, many images of which appeared in Local Testimony 2020. At the same time the red lines of violence that were crossed in unprecedented fashion in the Jewish and Arab riots in mixed cities, and the extreme escalation in the tense relations between the two peoples, expose another dimension of explosive adaptation.
Thanks are due to the photographers, who are committed to their mission of documenting and reporting, and to the hard-working jury who selected the photographs appearing in the exhibition from thousands of submissions.
An opportunity for contemplation
Galia Gur Zeev, Curator of Local Testimony 2021
This year, thousands of photos were submitted to the Local Testimony photography contest, now in its 18th year. The judging process is anonymous and consists of several stages, in which the jury members each select their chosen photos. At each stage the number of photos is narrowed down, until the final selection of those appearing in the
exhibition. The contest and the exhibition are organized according to categories, with the objective of including a wide range of topics reflecting the events of the past year.
Logging on to the website where the photos are uploaded for the contest is a moving experience. Looking at the photos triggers a process of sorting, cataloging, and checking out the photographers’ techniques and their fresh viewpoints on everyday sights as they attempt to capture a new and original image. As we look at the photos we think about the passion of the photographers who hurry to the location of an event and tell a news story via photography.
For example, in the Photo of the Year Faina and Yitzhak Helmaizer are shown in their home after it sustained damage in a rocket strike on Ashkelon during Operation Guardian of the Walls. The two of them are standing up, side by side, wearing masks. Their restrained presence in the frame, and their facial expressions visible from the edge of the masks and above, tell us about existential dread in the face of the fragility of life.
The exhibition gives us an opportunity for contemplation; to walk back to the events through the photos and to examine them from another, concrete, angle. The photos submitted to the contest by categories unwind in the space and recombine as we think about the subjects pictured in them, the visual connections and routes for circulating
through the exhibition. Local Testimony creates a mental and curatorial process of encounters between the photos and shapes them into an integrated whole.
Circulating through the exhibition space and moving between Local Testimony and the international photography exhibition World Press Photo reveal a topic they have in common: the COVID-19 crisis. The two exhibitions enable us to compare the COVID images from Israel and from abroad – the human gestures, life alongside the pandemic,
and death. The global distribution creates a sensation of shared destiny.
Reli Avrahami, photographer and lecturer
Yuval Beaton, chief curator, Ashdod Museum of Art
Dr. Noam Gal, curator and researcher, Art History Faculty, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Galia Gur Zeev, photographer, lecturer, and curator of Local Testimony 2021
Ilan Itzhayek, journalist and editor, Yedioth Ahronoth Group, and head of
the journalism course at Sapir Academic College
Vardi Kahana, photographer, curator and member of Local Testimony editorial board
Guy Raz, photography curator, MUZA - Eretz Israel Museum, Tel Aviv
Anat Saragusti, journalist, photographer, documentary artist
Dr. Orly Shevi, lecturer in the Art History Faculty, Tel Aviv University and in the Visual Culture Department, Bezalel Academy
Photo of the year
Polaris Images
NATAN DVIR
Yitzhak (84) and Faina Helmaizer (82) in their home after a rocket strike. Ashkelon was one of the most targeted cities during Operation Guardian of the Walls.
Ashkelon
13 May 2021
Series of the Year
OREN ZIV
for Local Call
Protests at the Evyatar outpost and the nearby Palestinian town Beita.
June - July 2021
Samaria
News
1st prize
Single
News
AP
HEIDI LEVINE
Jacob Simona standing by his car, torched during the clashes between Lod’s Jewish and Arab residents.
Lod
11 May 2021
2nd prize
Single
News
Haaretz
OHAD ZWIGENBERG
A policeman rescuing a Jewish driver who was being stoned by Arab youths near the Lions’ Gate, shortly before the Flag Parade that was scheduled to pass close by the Old City walls, and before rockets were fired on Jerusalem from Gaza.
Jerusalem
10 May 2021
3rd prize
Single
News
Kikar HaShabbat
CHAIM GOLDBERG
An Iron Dome interception missile in the sky above Sderot.
Sderot
11 May 2021
1st prize
Series
News
Yedioth Ahronoth
ALEX KOLOMOISKY
After two years that saw four turbulent Knesset election campaigns, the Likud’s 12 years in power under Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership came to an end. A government led by Prime Minister Naftali Bennet and Alternate Prime Minister Yair Lapid was confirmed with a single-vote majority.
Jerusalem
13-14 June 2021
2nd prize
Series
News
AFP
AHMAD GHARABLI
Conflicts erupted in East Jerusalem following the evacuation of Arab residents from their homes in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood. At the same time riots broke out at the Al Aqsa mosque prior to the Flag March on Jerusalem Day. Subsequently rockets were fired from Gaza and Israel initiated Operation Guardian of the Walls.
Jerusalem
May - June, 2021
3rd prize
Series
News
RINA CASTELNUOVO
Naomi Perlman, a 90-year-old widowed Holocaust survivor who lived in Ashkelon with Soumya Santosh from India, her 32-year-old nurse and caregiver. Their house was struck by a rocket fired from Gaza during Operation Guardian of the Walls. Soumya was killed on the spot. Naomi was rescued from the ruins,
but she was severely injured, and the doctors had to amputate both her legs.
Ashkelon, Shamir Medical Center (Assaf Harofeh)
May - July, 2021
Single
News
RABIA BASHA
A ripped poster in a tent of then Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s supporters, at the time when
demonstrations calling for his resignation were being held near his residence.
Balfour St., Jerusalem
10 October 2020
Single
News
YEHOSHUA YOSEF
Israel Hayom
An apartment building heavily damaged by shrapnel from a rocket fired from Gaza during Operation Guardian of the Walls. The strike caused the death of Gershon Franco, who failed to reach a protected area due to his disability.
Ramat Gan
15 May 2021
Single
News
Haaretz
Ohad Zwigenberg
Roi Goldstein, one of the regular participants in the “Balfour Protest”, under arrest in a police patrol car while
in costume as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dressed in prison clothes.
Harel interchange
14 November 2020
Single
News
EPA
Abir Sultan
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Health Minister Yuli Edelstein welcoming the first consignment of
COVID-19 vaccines.
Ben Gurion Airport
12 September 2020
Single
News
YEHOSHUA YOSEF
for Israel Hayom
Traders protesting because opening high street stores and malls was not included in the relaxations of the COVID-19 lockdown that took effect on that day.
Rishon Lezion
1 November 2020
Single
News
AFP
THOMAS COEX
Muslim Palestinians praying next to the ruins of a mosque damaged by an IDF attack during Operation Guardian of the Walls.
Beit Lahia
27 May 2021
Single
News
Walla!
REUVEN KASTRO
Sa‘id Musa, a resident of Ramla, is dragged from his car and badly beaten by Jewish rioters after he was identified as an Arab. Passers-by attempted to protect him until he was evacuated to hospital with extensive
severe injuries. The incident took place during Operation Guardian of the Walls, which deepened the rift between Arabs and Jews.
Bat Yam promenade
12 May 2021
Single
News
AFP
AHMAD GHARABLI
Rockets launched from Gaza being shot down by Iron Dome interception missiles.
Tel Aviv
15 May 2021
Single
News
Oren Ziv
A Palestinian youth during clashes following the killing of two demonstrators by IDF soldiers in the course of Operation Guardian of the Walls
Beit El checkpoint, entrance to Ramallah
21 May 2021
Single
News
Flash 90
DAVID COHEN
A memorial ceremony organized by United Hatzalah volunteers one month after the Mt. Meron disaster. The organization’s volunteers participated in the evacuation of huge numbers of wounded victims.
Rabbi Shimon bar Yohai’s tomb, Mt. Meron
27 May 2021
Single
News
Getty Images
AMIR LEVY
Personal belongings gathered after 45 men and boys were crushed to death and 102 people injured in a bottleneck at the annual Lag Ba‘Omer festivities at the tomb of Rabbi Shimon bar Yohai on Mt. Meron. The Meron disaster was the worst civilian catastrophe in Israel’s history.
Mt. Meron
30 April 2021
Single
News
Oren Ziv
Palestinians, including some who had been evicted from their homes and some threatened by eviction, sit down together to the Iftar meal that breaks the daily fast during Ramadan, facing the settlers now living in the homes of those evicted.
Sheikh Jarrah, East Jerusalem
7 May 2021
Single
News
Oren Ziv
A bus that sustained a direct hit by a rocket fired from Gaza.
Holon
11 May 2021
Single
News
CORINNA KERN
A pile of vehicles cleared from Lod’s streets after they were torched during Operation Guardian of the Walls. In the course of the operation severe incidents of violence occurred involving the city’s Jewish and Arab residents.
Lod
23 May 2021
Single
News
DPA
ILIA YEFIMOVICH
A car torched in the violent clashes that took place between Lod’s Jewish and Arab residents during Operation Guardian of the Walls.
Lod
12 May 2021
Society and Community
1st prize
Single
Society and community
EPA
ABIR SULTAN
A Homefront Command team conducting COVID-19 tests.
Beit Ha’Ezrah cultural center, Ramat Gan
20 January 2021
2nd prize
Single
Society and community
Contact Press Image
Kobi Wolf
A tent erected by aid organizations as an emergency shelter for residents of Khirbet Humsa after the IDF demolished most of the temporary structures in the village.
Khirbet Humsa, Jordan Valley
15 February 2021
3rd prize
Single
Society and community
OR ADAR
A protest flotilla of inflatable submarines. The flotilla was launched during the protests calling for the
establishment of a Commission of Inquiry into the submarine scandal.
Off the Tel Aviv coast
5 October 2020
1st prize
Series
Society and community
MEGED GOZANI
74 residents were left homeless after one of the IDF’s most extensive demolition operations. Residential tents, cisterns, toilets, and barns for livestock were totally destroyed. The community has been living on the site for decades and has suffered from repeated eviction operations since the area was declared a firing zone and they were classified as illegal squatters.
Khirbet Humsa, Jordan Valley
6 November 2020
2nd prize
Series
Society and community
Contact Press Image
Kobi Wolf
Protests at the Evyatar outpost and the nearby Palestinian town Beita.
Samaria,
June - July 2021
3rd prize
Series
Society and community
SAPIR GILADI GOVERI
Jewish and Muslim women students with hair coverings. Each one is seen both in the traditional style of their own religion and in that of the other religion.
Jerusalem
April - May, 2021
Religion and Faith
1st prize
Single
Religion and faith
Kikar HaShabbat
Chaim Goldberg
Cheder (religious school) students in the Sanhedria neighborhood celebrating the start of first-grade Chumash lessons.
Jerusalem
3 June 2021
2nd prize
Single
Religion and faith
Polaris Images
Ziv Koren
A worker from the Hevra Kadisha (burial society) putting on a protective suit before performing Tahara (the cleansing ritual for corpses) for a COVID-19 victim.
Holon cemetery
27 January 2021
3rd prize
Single
Religion and faith
HEZY HOLZMAN
Worshippers at the annual festivities in memory of Rabbi Shimon bar Yohai one day before the disaster, at the location where the disaster took place.
Mt. Meron
28 April 2021
1st prize
Series
Religion and faith
ILAN BEN YEHUDA
Celebrating at Lag Ba‘Omer bonfires.
Me’a She‘arim neighborhood, Jerusalem
May 2019 - April 2021
2nd prize
Series
Religion and faith
Kikar HaShabbat
Chaim Goldberg
“Capsules” at morning service in synagogues during COVID-19, with nylon partitions segregating the worshippers.
Jerusalem
September - November, 2020
Single
Religion and faith
ILAN BEN YEHUDA
Palm Sunday, after the end of the church services.
Christian Quarter, Old City of Jerusalem
4 April 2021
Single
Religion and faith
PAVEL WOLBERG
Getting into the spirit of Purim in Mea She‘arim.
Jerusalem
28 February 2021
Single
Religion and faith
AHARON KRITZER
During the period when synagogues had been closed because of COVID-19, the photographer brought together a “tallit minyan” in a grove and prayed amongst them.
Ben Shemen Forest
14 October 2020
Single
Religion and faith
AP
Ariel Schalit
Ultra-Orthodox Jews dancing and blocking the main road during demonstrations protesting the arrest of a member of their community who had refused to report for drafting at the IDF Recruitment Bureau.
Bnei Brak
27 December 2020
Single
Religion and faith
MUKI SCHWARTZ
Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day ceremony at the Armenian Church of St. James. After Joe Biden became the first US president to recognize the Armenian Genocide, representatives of the Armenian community in Israel called for a corresponding recognition on the part of the Israeli government.
Old City of Jerusalem
24 April 2021
Single
Religion and faith
Haaretz
MOTI MILROD
Muslims, many of them residents of the West Bank, having a good time on the Tel Aviv beach during Eid al-Adha.
Charles Clore Beach, Tel Aviv Yafo
21 July 2021
Nature and Environment
1st prize
Single
Nature and environment
Flash 90
YONATAN SINDEL
Empty plastic bottles spilling out of one of the fissures in the ground in the Metzoke Dragot area.
5 November 2020
2nd prize
Single
Nature and environment
Oren Ziv
for Local Call
The body of an adult whale, around 17 meters long and weighing 25 tons, washed up on the beach. Although
an autopsy revealed substances originating from oil pollution, it is impossible to determine conclusively
whether the whale’s death was caused by the oil-spill which had recently occurred in our region, causing an environmental disaster.
Nitzanim Beach
Nitzanim Beach
3rd prize
Single
Nature and environment
ANNA REZNIKOV
In mid-February 2021 flotsam and jetsam consisting of tar from a crude oil spill were washed up on beaches
in Israel, causing an environmental disaster. The restoration and cleaning operations lasted several weeks. In the picture, sacks full of tar gathered by volunteer helpers.
Neve Yam beach
20 March 2021
1st prize
Series
Nature and environment
OR SACHS
A group of youths who spend the summer months living on a mountain near the Sea of Galilee, supporting
themselves by agriculture and active in music, communal life, and connecting to nature.
Sea of Galilee region
August - November 2020
2nd prize
Series
Nature and environment
MAOR KINSBURSKY
Cattle breeders in the Golan Heights. The first cattle breeders came to Merom Golan after the Six Day War and founded the Golan Heights’ first cattle ranch
Golan Heights
December 2015 - May 2021
3rd prize
Series
Nature and environment
GAI SHTIENBERG
A personal journey through the Israeli landscape documenting the relationship between humans and their environment.
Throughout Israel
2015 - 2021
Single
Nature and environment
Kobi Wolf
for The Washington Post
Palestinian children cavorting in the flowing water at Ein Ujja, which is also used for watering their flocks and
orchards. Supplying water to Israeli settlements has caused the springs to dry up earlier year by year.
Ein Ujja, Jordan Valley
9 September 2020
Single
Nature and environment
ELI ATIAS
Fog in the Yarkon Park.
Tel Aviv
6 January 2021
Single
Nature and environment
GIL ELIYAHU BINIAT
Cows crossing a watercourse during a snow storm.
Northern Golan Heights
20 January 2021
Single
Nature and environment
Contact Press Image
Kobi Wolf
Salt islets exposed by the receding water of the Dead Sea.
Ein Bokek, Dead Sea
27 August 2020
Single
Nature and environment
MICKEY BRANDT
On a muggy day, the colors of sky and water blend into one another.
Gordon Beach
Tel Aviv, 10 May 2021
Single
Nature and environment
Israel Hayom
Oren Ben Hakoon
Smoke from a forest fire fills the sky above Abu Ghosh.
Jerusalem Hills
Jerusalem Hills
Sport
1st prize
Single
sport
Haaretz
NIR KEIDAR
Moussa Diaby (right) hugging Florian Wirtz after the latter scored the winning goal in the European League soccer match between HaPo‘el Beer Sheva and the German team Bayer Leverkusen.
HaMoshava Stadium, Petah Tikva,
5 November 2020
2nd prize
Single
sport
Yedioth Ahronoth
OZ MOALEM
Celebrating the second goal in the championship match between Maccabi Haifa and HaPo‘el Beer Sheva.
Sammy Ofer Stadium, Haifa
30 May 2021
3rd prize
Single
sport
Avishag Shaar-Yashuv
for Makor Rishon
Israeli judoka Raz Hershko, who won a bronze medal in the team competition at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
Wingate Institute
13 January 2021
1st prize
Series
sport
BARTZI GOLDBLAT
The ASA Tel Aviv and Israel national women’s rugby teams connect women: mothers, singles, LGBTQ and more.
ASA Tel Aviv club, Tel Aviv University
May 2021
2nd prize
Series
sport
GILAD KAVALERCHIK
Linoy Ashram at the Tel Aviv Grand Prix, the last international competition she participated in before going to the 2020 Summer Olympics, where she won the gold medal for rhythmic all-around gymnastics.
Expo Tel Aviv
18-19 July 2021
Single
sport
YINON FUCHS
Players in the Beitar Nordia Jerusalem youth team praying the afternoon service before a match.
Har Homa neighborhood, Jerusalem
4 May 2021
Single
sport
Avishag Shaar-Yashuv
for Makor Rishon
Avishag Semberg, European taekwondo champion, who won a bronze medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
Ramla,
13 January 2021
Single
sport
NIMROD GLUCKMAN
Hapoel Haifa’s Premier League home game against Beitar Jerusalem was the first match refereed by Israel’s first transgender soccer referee Sapir Berman after she announced that she was in the process of gender transition. In the picture, Beitar Jerusalem captain Idan Vered is taking a close look at Berman’s varnished nails.
Sammy Ofer Stadium, Haifa
3 May 2021
DEMOCRACY PRIZE, “SHOMRIM” - THE CENTER FOR MEDIA AND DEMOCRACY
Single
sport
RON GAFNI
During the COVID-19 lockdown the airport was closed and planes were grounded, creating an opportunity for a flotilla of balloons in the area.
שדה התעופה בן גוריון
25 July 2020
Single
sport
MICHA BRIKMAN
As the final whistle sounds, and after a decade without the championship, Maccabi Haifa is Israeli champion again. 30 thousand fans celebrated their return.
Sammy Ofer Stadium, Haifa
30 May 2021
Urbanism and Culture
1st prize
Single
Urbanism and culture
CADYA LEVY
Motti Shirazi the Wolt delivery man. During the COVID-19 lockdown food deliveries became a widespread and highly-in-demand source of income.
Tel Aviv
19 December 2020
2nd prize
Single
Urbanism and culture
Flash 90
MIRIAM ALSTER
Singer Eviatar Banai together with members of his family.
Ramot Forest, Jerusalem
10 May 2021
3rd prize
Single
Urbanism and culture
SHAI SHACHAR
Underground car park under construction beneath the Binyanei HaUma complex at the city entrance.
Jerusalem
30 November 2020
1st prize
Series
Urbanism and culture
Polaris Images
NATAN DVIR
After a year of lockdowns and a massive vaccination campaign, the “City that Never Stops” started returning to normal.
Tel Aviv
January - May, 2021
2nd prize
Series
Urbanism and culture
MIRI DAVIDOVITZ
Musicians from the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra.
Tel Aviv
May 2020 - July 2021
3rd prize
Series
Urbanism and culture
DINA ALFASI
A journey on public transport during COVID-19.
Between Hadera and Haifa
2020 - 2021
Single
Urbanism and culture
Avishag Shaar-Yashuv
Haaretz
Roni Kuban, photographed for an interview after he was awarded an Israeli Film and Television Academy prize.
Tel Aviv
11 April 2021
Single
Urbanism and culture
ANAT OFRI
The COVID-19 lockdowns burst the dreams of many business owners. Many cities were left with moribund
cavities and weeping voids, like a mouth with teeth falling out one by one; each one the remains of what
was once someone’s life work.
Tel Aviv
August 2020 - February 2021
Single
Urbanism and culture
Shimi Cohen
Bathers at Bat Galim beach.
Haifa
23 July 2021
Single
Urbanism and culture
Shimi Cohen
Pride Parade
Tel Aviv
25 June 2021
Single
Urbanism and culture
TOMER BEN YOSSEF
Reflections on a new commercial center under construction.
Netivot
5 February 2021
Single
Urbanism and culture
ILAN BEN YEHUDA
Interfaith encounter on the pedestrian bridge over the mouth of the Yarkon river.
Tel Aviv port
10 August 2020
Single
Urbanism and culture
RONEN HASSON
Patients, their escorts, and medical personnel take shelter during a rocket alert.
Emergency department, Sheba Medical Center, Tel-HaShomer
12 May 2021
Single
Urbanism and culture
GILAD TOPAZ
Cars queuing for COVID-19 testing.
HaMoshava Stadium car park, Petah Tikva
17 July 2021
Short Series
Long Exposure
1st prize
Series
Long exposure
DEBBIE MORAG
Bedouins - A culture in transition.
A journey around Bedouin communities throughout Israel.
November 2018 - July 2021
2nd prize
Series
Long exposure
DANIEL ROLIDER
In Hadar Going Nowhere
Hundreds of Eritrean asylum-seekers live in Hadar, one of Haifa’s poorest neighborhoods. They live “beneath the radar” without basic rights or access to health and welfare services.
Hadar neighborhood, Haifa
January - June 2021
3rd prize
Series
Long exposure
SAGIT FRIEDMAN-HALLEL
New Roots
Portraits of youth who made aliya from Former Soviet nion countries through the Naale Elite Academy youth Aliya program.
Johanna Jabotinsky Atid youth village
2018 - 2021
Video
CLAUDIO STEINBERG
The Dream.
The filmmaker’s struggles with his identity as man and father as reflected in a dream he dreamed after both his sons came out of the closet.
Tel Aviv
2021
Editor: Shlomo Hazan
Producer: David Fisher
Produced with support from the Rabinovich Foundation for the Arts - Cinema Project
VARDENA (DENA) SIMONYAN
Table for Five.
Thirty years of relationships, little loves, disappointments, generation gaps and cultural differences. Aliya, the life left behind, humor, vodka, dinners, little dreams and little passions.
Ashdod, Israel, and Kiev, Ukraine
January 2021
Supervisors: Nir Evron and Daniel Meir
Project produced within the Department of Photography, Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem
RONI BAHIR
Suplex.
Second-generation immigrant youths from the former Soviet Union, training at the Greco-Roman wrestling club in Lod. A subtle tension is present between the trainees’ daily existence and a wrestler’s physical, spatial, and self-image requirements.
Lod
May - June 2021
Soundtrack editing and color: Yuval Katz
Project produced within the Department of Visual Communications, Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem
CHEN LEOPOLD
Inauguration of the Government.
Large crowds gathered outside the Knesset building on the day of the vote on the replacement of the government. The anxious looks following the live broadcast from the plenum and the prevailing tension at the scene recalled the crowds listening to the historic UN vote on the partition plan of November 29th, 1947. At the end of the suspenseful vote, with its succession of surprises, after a year full of demonstrations, the time for happiness and celebration finally arrived.
Jerusalem
June 2021
YOCHAI SHALOM HADAD
The Water Mark.
Two incidents that attracted the filmmaker’s attention are documented by a camera drone: a truck belonging to Temple Mount activists stuck in a sinkhole while gathering stones with which to build an altar on the Temple Mount for the Passover sacrifice, and a Palestinian workers’ shed that caught fire.
North of the Dead Sea
April 2020
Editor: Yoni Zetz
Narration editor:Guy Biran
Soundtrack editor: Rotem Dror
Art director: Noit Geva
Production with support from the New Foundation for Cinema and Television as part of the Moments in Isolation project
CREATION PRIZE, SHOMRIM - THE CENTER FOR MEDIA AND DEMOCRACY