Description: The Book:Hinenu: Israel at Ten Million captures the people of Israel at a historic moment: the country’s population reaching 10 million. Within months of this milestone, Israel published its first census in 15 years. Using that data as a guide, American photographer David Shlachter traveled the country to meet, interview, and photograph 100 individuals who proportionally represent the population by age, gender, religion, origin, and region. The result is a striking portrait of the nation through its people. The stories range from a 95-year-old Holocaust survivor to an 8-day-old baby, including Nova Festival massacre survivors, Arab-Israelis, Druze soldiers, immigrants from across the globe, and ultra-Orthodox Jews who chose new paths in life. All portraits and interviews were recorded during the October 7th War, offering a rare and unfiltered view of life lived under conflict. Hinenu is not about politics. It is about people: their words, their challenges, and their humanity. The book presents an authentic snapshot of Israel today and invites readers everywhere to see beyond headlines into the lived experiences of those who call Israel home.What's Inside:100 portraits and stories, selected to match Israel’s population demographics.Voices from every age group, from infants to elders. Jewish, Muslim, Christian, Druze, and “other” communities represented proportionally. Immigrants from the former USSR, Europe, the Americas, Africa, and the Middle East. Personal accounts from October 7th War survivors, frontline soldiers, and displaced families. Stories of work, faith, identity, and change that reflect the country’s diversity.The Author:David “Dave” Shlachter is an American photographer and entrepreneur based in Tel Aviv. A graduate of Harvard University, his career began in international development, including building South Asia’s first mediation center under India’s Supreme Court. He later authored an award-winning thesis on Rwanda’s electrification before turning to portrait photography. In Hinenu, Shlachter combines documentary skill with deep listening, interviewing and photographing 100 Israelis to mirror the nation’s census. He lives in Tel Aviv with his wife and three children. Contributors: Inbar Pinchuk (designer), Elad Oran (designer), Melissa Weiss (copy) We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers. To get started finding HINENU: Israel at Ten Million, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.