As a photographer accompanying IsraAID teams into disaster zones, I've witnessed both devastating destruction and remarkable resilience. My camera serves as more than just a tool—it becomes a voice for those often unheard and a window into situations many will never experience firsthand.

Photography in crisis areas creates visual evidence that mobilizes support, preserves crucial moments of human connection, and tells stories that statistics alone cannot convey. Through these images, the world sees not just the catastrophe but also the hope emerging through humanitarian response.

When I document IsraAID's work, each frame captures both urgent need and immediate impact—a visual bridge connecting those who suffer with those who can help. In these fragile environments, thoughtful documentation becomes an essential part of the humanitarian mission itself.