
Beyond the Buzz: Compound Eyes, Cinnamon Infusions, and HoneyBee-Centric Adventures
Tactile savory scents, honeybee eco-science, custom flavors, and the fun of a full-contact apiary workshop in the Galilee.
An insider’s view of Israel—through the camera lens, the beekeeper's veil, and the eyes of an ever-recovering reporter. Real news, uncommon views, and reflections from the sacred, sometimes bleeding, edge.
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Tactile savory scents, honeybee eco-science, custom flavors, and the fun of a full-contact apiary workshop in the Galilee.

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A beaded Magen David, casting shadows on a sunlit fabric shade, unintentionally, and artistically, evoke a familiar icon.
The world demands that Jews and Israel explain, litigate, and apologize for our thriving survival despite torrential, lethal hatred. “No”.

In the weeks before Rosh Hashanah, the rhythm shifts to sorting, packaging, and quiet devotion; my visual meditation into the kitchen table effort behind Neshika’s honey harvest.

Rosh Hashanah is coming fast, but high honey season doesn’t stop at the Jewish holidays. Here’s what’s happening in the apiary, and how to get a jar of pure Galilee harvest onto your table.

Marc Provisor spent years handling high-stakes security across Israel’s volatile border zones before returning full-time to the art studio.

Facing down lethal malice on a narrow ledge and across the national frame. The hard-coded rhythm of survival in both merciless neighborhoods. Musings on guarding the brood, resilience - and love.

Controlling light under Ottoman arches, preserving rare book jackets, and chasing Domenico Fiasella’s chiaroscuro from Liguria to Tzfat.

A Tisha B’Av reflection on navigating national anxiety, local shelter readiness, and balancing heavy history with a 13-year-old’s need for comfort.

A fully immersive, tactile and tasty dive into the chaotic, wonderous world of honeybees. Family fun included.

"He said that I should tell you that 'you're not important enough for Mr. Mamdani to care about you, but that someone like you would not be especially welcome in the city.'"

Mid-July heatstroke breeds perspective: a ninety-degree tilt transforms domestic stairs into a horizontal gallery for Safed’s silhouetted sanctuary. Call it "Structural Devotion."

Zero curation, zero algorithms, zero influencer fluff—simply the unmediated reality of our daily life, our work, and our survival, shared straight from our corner of the northern border to yours.