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Sharon Altshul

Sharon Altshul

Sharon Altshul is a photojournalist and writer known for her reporting on Israeli society, culture and community development.

Rare manuscripts by Maimonides, Newton, Avicenna and Galileo trace more than 1,000 years of scientific, religious and philosophical inquiry.
Hundreds of bereaved mothers, widows, sisters and caregivers came together in Jerusalem during the Nine Days to find strength in shared loss and resilience.
An exhibition by graduating girls at an Ohr Torah Stone high school reflects on identity, grief, resilience and hope after years marked by COVID-19 and war.
At state ceremony in Jerusalem, the Israeli president, prime minister and chief of staff said the legacy of “Operation Yonatan” continues to define Israel’s commitment never to abandon its citizens.
Lawmakers, diplomats, military leaders and Christian supporters gathered in Jerusalem to debate Israel’s future, regional security and the battle for public opinion.
English-speaking educators, therapists and rabbis gathered in Jerusalem to explore how trauma, reserve duty and prolonged war are transforming marriage and relationships.
Artificial intelligence, regenerative medicine and bioprinting dominated discussions at Jerusalem’s MIXiii Health-Tech.IL conference.
Martín Menem praised Israel’s “freedom, identity and values” in the Knesset guest book.
The emergency organization is combining advanced technology, water-rescue capabilities and public education to prevent tragedies during Israel’s busiest outdoor season.
In a new monograph, the Israeli architect showcases projects inspired by the landscapes, history and layered identities that shape the Jewish state.
Among this year’s recipients was Brit HaNegev VeHa’ar, an initiative that brings together residents of the Western Negev and Gush Etzion.
From Basque-style creations to classic Israeli dairy cakes, a seven-stop tasting tour showcased the capital’s growing cheesecake culture ahead of the holiday.