David Dayag, a self-taught astronomer, is getting attention for his time-lapse photos, showing the fire and fury at the center of the solar system as if it were next door

Born to an ultra-Orthodox Jewish family in New York, Klein captured striking black and white images of city life, also made movies and directed hundreds of ads for French brands

15 years after a Muslim AP newsman photographed daily life of Jews in the nation that is home to the Middle East’s second-largest community, his unique project finally sees light

Micha Bar-Am, along with wife and kids, shares focus with Israel's major moments in visual and audio installation at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art

Michael Liani makes waves on Instagram with his 'LGBTQ+ LOVE' Israeli portrait series

The New York lensman, whose work appeared in numerous publications, was known for his pictures of the March on Washington, snapping photos on movie sets

The new book and simultaneously released exhibit 'Family Matters' depict 20 years in her colorful clan, including upheaval sparked by bitter political rifts

As an extreme 'modesty' trend goes mainstream and the female form is omitted or removed from photos and ads, rights group Chochmat Nashim launches a photo bank so women can be seen

Environmental reporter Sue Surkes speaks with award-winning Israeli photographer Roie Galitz about his love for polar bears and the coldest parts of the planet

Tel Aviv-based Roie Galitz, who is drawn to frozen landscapes, warns that the disappearance of polar bears is the world's 'canary in the coalmine'