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From a ring of fire to a ring of peace

From a ring of fire to a ring of peace

Israel faces a historic opportunity to secure its long-term security and prosperity. The establishment of a regional alliance with moderate Arab states could gradually end the Israeli-Arab conflict, weaken the Iranian axis, and bring an end to the jihadist fantasy of destroying Israel. In the long term, it could also lead to a resolution of the Palestinian conflict.

They were murdered on Oct. 7; then I found their final roll of film

They were murdered on Oct. 7; then I found their final roll of film

They kept postponing their flight back home to Germany, stretching out their vacation in Nir Oz as long as they could. Caroline, Daniel, and I spent two weeks together with cameras, trips, bicycles, and fields. Until that Saturday, when I was in a portable shelter and they were in a safe room. Two months later I developed the pictures from the roll of film containing the final pictures.

The other war: Taking captivity out of the hostages

The other war: Taking captivity out of the hostages

A boy who feels guilty for the conversations he had with the terrorist who guarded him; a young girl who jumps with alarm at every knock at the door; a man who is reluctant to enter hospital "as the screens there remind me of Gaza”, and a woman who refuses to go out on the street without an armed guard. Experts treating those hostages released from Gaza tell us of the manifestations of complex and unique post-trauma.