Mati Milstein / Photojournalist
Shooting in Israel and the Palestinian territories for global media outlets, diplomatic missions, NGOs & private companies. (© Mati Milstein)
"The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera."
nesa’iyéh / نسائيه (a woman thing)
Photographic exhibition by Mati Milstein, in collaboration with marji gallery & contemporary projects in Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States. Curated by Saher Saman. Opening June 15, 2012. Email info@marjigallerysantafe.com for further information.
nesa’iyéh / نسائيه (a woman thing)
marji gallery & contemporary projects promotes my photographic exhibit documenting Palestinian women activists slated to open in Santa Fe, New Mexico on 15 June, 2012. Curated by Saher Saman.
Internal and External Borders
A conversation with Palestinian writer Raja Shehadeh. Inside photos shot for The University of Oklahoma’s World Literature Today.
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Elderly Palestinian suffers from inhalation of tear gas fired by Israeli troops during demonstration opposite the Ofer prison in support of jailed Palestinian hunger strikers.
The Lamentation
Elderly Palestinian suffers from inhalation of tear gas fired by Israeli troops during demonstration opposite the Ofer prison in support of jailed Palestinian hunger strikers.
Landmine
Jewish residents of Jaffa heckle local Palestinians and Jews commemorating Land Day, which marks a 1976 protest against government land appropriations during which Israeli troops killed six Palestinian-Israeli citizens.
VIDEO TEASER / Palestine: Women First Photographic Exhibition
This is the photographic story of a new generation of radical Palestinian activists who stand out from their society in the most distinct way: they are women. Photographed by Mati Milstein and curated by Saher Saman, opens June 15th at marji gallery & contemporary projects, in Santa Fe, New Mexico, U.S.
A Woman’s Place
Palestinian women look down at a protest march marking the 1994 massacre by Baruch Goldstein and demanding an end to Israeli occupation policies in the West Bank city of Hebron.
Dying to Live II
A Palestinian man dressed as Khader Adnan, a 33-year-old being held in Israeli administrative detention, participates in a protest in the West Bank village of Bil’in. Adnan has been waging a hunger strike for more than two months to protest his imprisonment and doctors warn he is close to death.
Dying to Live I
Palestinians dressed as Khader Adnan, a 33-year-old man being held in Israeli administrative detention, lead a protest march in the West Bank village of Bil’in. Adnan has been waging a hunger strike for more than two months to protest his imprisonment and doctors warn he is close to death.
Hello Kitty
Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird plays with a cat in Jerusalem’s Old City during a state visit to the Palestinian Authority and Israel. Click here to view my additional photographs of the visit on the Canadian Foreign Ministry’s Flickr page.
Palestine: Women First / III
Palestinian women climb a hill during a protest in the West Bank village of Nabi Saleh one week after local resident Mustafa Tamimi was killed by Israeli troops. Photographed for a solo exhibit on women activists that will open in the U.S. in early summer.
