I’m going to start throwing some photographs up that have been languishing on my computer for too long. I’ll try to be as descriptive as possible. Here are some for my ShukPix file.

Went to Netivot today. They have watched the neighboring town of Sderot be bombarded for years, while remaining just out of range of the Kassam rockets fired by the Muslims of Gaza.

The following is a short photo essay of a two-family home that was struck by a Grad-type Katyusha rocket. The house was blown apart, but one family was away and the other was spared – the husband was at synagogue and the wife stepped out for a moment and suffered only a light shrapnel wound to the foot.

Click here for the photo essay.

This article was a pleasure to write, a joy to shoot. Either use the viewer or click on each page to view below that.

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The ultimate shuk Photo Essay

Happy Sigd!

I am very proud of this photo feature. Much thanks to photographer Josh Shamsi for reminding me that the holiday was just days away.