By using this site, you agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
Accept
What's The JamWhat's The Jam
  • Home
  • Latest News
    • UK News
    • World News
  • Super ViralHot
  • Lifestyle
    • Health and Fitness
    • Photography
    • Property
  • Humor
  • Celebrity
  • Weird
  • Videos
  • All Topics
    • Babies and Kids
    • Celebrity
    • Comedy and Humor
    • Documentary and Reportage
    • Fails
    • Health and Fitness
    • Holidays and Travel
    • Influencers and Models
    • Latest Videos
    • Life Hacks
    • Lifestyle
    • Nature and Wildlife
    • Pets and Animals
    • Photography
    • Property
    • Real Life
    • Sport
    • Strange and Bizarre
    • Super Viral
    • UK News
    • World News
Search
  • Health and Fitness
  • Holidays and Travel
  • Nature and Wildlife
  • Pets and Animals
  • Photography
  • Babies and Kids
  • Comedy and Humor
  • Fails
  • Real Life
  • Strange and Bizarre
  • Submit News
  • Customize Interests
  • Bookmarks
  • Newsletter
  • Who Are We
  • Privacy
  • Terms
  • Write For Us
  • Advertise
  • Contact
© 2023 What's The Jam. All Rights Reserved.
Reading: Haunting Gaza rubble shot scoops top prize at Siena Photo Awards
Share
Notification Show More
Aa
What's The JamWhat's The Jam
Aa
  • News
  • World
  • Viral
  • Funny
  • Weird
  • Celebrity
  • DIY
  • Lifestyle
  • Sport
  • Videos
Search
  • Home
    • News
    • World
    • Super Viral
    • Videos
  • All Topics
    • Babies and Kids
    • Celebrity
    • Comedy and Humor
    • Documentary and Reportage
    • Fails
    • Health and Fitness
    • Holidays and Travel
    • Influencers and Models
    • Life Hacks
    • Lifestyle
    • Nature and Wildlife
    • Pets and Animals
    • Photography
    • Property
    • Real Life
    • Sport
    • Strange and Bizarre
  • Quick Links
    • Customize Interests
    • Bookmarks
    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms of use
    • Write For Us
    • Advertise
    • Contact
Have an existing account? Sign In
Follow US
  • Privacy
  • Terms
  • Write For Us
  • Advertise
  • Contact
© 2023 What's The Jam. All Rights Reserved.
Palestinian photographer Ali Jadallah wins Siena International Photo Awards 2025 with Leaving Home a powerful image of families fleeing rubble in Gaza after an airstrike.
Photography

Haunting Gaza rubble shot scoops top prize at Siena Photo Awards

News Room
Last updated: 2025/10/02 at 10:58 AM
News Room
Share
3 Min Read
Palestinians climbing from the rubble of their destroyed home in Deir al-Balah after an airstrike, Leaving Home by Ali Jadallah, overall winner of the Siena International Photo Awards 2025. (Jam Press/Ali Jadallah/Siena awards festival 2025)
SHARE

A striking image from Gaza has bagged the top gong at the Siena International Photo Awards 2025.

The overall winner, Leaving Home by Palestinian photographer Ali Jadallah, captures three people climbing from the rubble.

It was of their destroyed home in Deir al-Balah after an airstrike.

READ MORE: Prestigious Photography competition reveals stunning entries ahead of 2026 awards

- Advertisement -

A spokesperson for the awards said: “Photography has the power to cross borders, confront crises and connect us to stories that shape our world.”

Now in its 11th year, the prestigious contest drew tens of thousands of entries across a number of categories.

They include nature, sport, travel, street and storytelling, as reported by What’s The Jam.

Palestinian photographer Ali Jadallah wins Siena International Photo Awards 2025 with Leaving Home a powerful image of families fleeing rubble in Gaza after an airstrike.
Agents act fast to defend Donald Trump as shots are fired, panic sweeping the crowd. By Jabin Botsford, part of his Washington Post coverage of the attempted assassination. (Jam Press/Jabin Botsford/Siena awards festival 2025)

Other highlights include No Woman’s Land by Kiana Hayeri, documenting the struggles of Afghan women under Taliban rule.

And Vanishing Caribou by Katie Orlinsky, charting climate change in the Arctic.

- Advertisement -

Also honoured were Mexico Border by Adrees Latif, exploring human moments along the frontier.

Also portraits by Muhammed Muheisen, capturing the everyday lives of children in war zones.

Palestinian photographer Ali Jadallah wins Siena International Photo Awards 2025 with Leaving Home a powerful image of families fleeing rubble in Gaza after an airstrike.
A boy stands against a graffiti-marked wall in Gaza, shadows of guns looming over him. By Muhammed Muheisen, symbolising the psychological toll of conflict on children. (Jam Press/Muhammed Muheisen/Siena awards festival 2025)

The festival runs from September to November across Siena, Italy.

- Advertisement -

There are exhibitions, award ceremonies and appearances from global masters including Steve McCurry and Pascal Maitre.

READ MORE: Snapper scoops top prize in Natural Landscape Photo Awards

Palestinian photographer Ali Jadallah wins Siena International Photo Awards 2025 with Leaving Home a powerful image of families fleeing rubble in Gaza after an airstrike.
A migrant woman squeezes through barbed wire with her child at the US–Mexico border. From Adrees Latif’s series on displacement and survival. (Jam Press/Adrees Latif/Siena awards festival 2025)
Palestinian photographer Ali Jadallah wins Siena International Photo Awards 2025 with Leaving Home a powerful image of families fleeing rubble in Gaza after an airstrike.
A displaced child sleeps outdoors on an iron-framed bed in the West Bank. By Muhammed Muheisen, reflecting the vulnerability of families forced from their homes. (Jam Press/Muhammed Muheisen/Siena awards festival 2025)
Palestinian photographer Ali Jadallah wins Siena International Photo Awards 2025 with Leaving Home a powerful image of families fleeing rubble in Gaza after an airstrike.
Two Nubian ibexes on a cliff edge, from Life on the Edge,” by Amit Eshel, showcasing survival in extreme habitats. (Jam Press/Amit Eshel/Siena awards festival 2025)
Palestinian photographer Ali Jadallah wins Siena International Photo Awards 2025 with Leaving Home a powerful image of families fleeing rubble in Gaza after an airstrike.
A snow leopard camouflages against craggy Himalayan cliffs. From “The Ghost of the Mountains” by Sandesh Kadur, highlighting the elusive big cat. (Jam Press/Sandesh Kadur/Siena awards festival 2025)
Palestinian photographer Ali Jadallah wins Siena International Photo Awards 2025 with Leaving Home a powerful image of families fleeing rubble in Gaza after an airstrike.
Agents act fast to defend Donald Trump as shots are fired, panic sweeping the crowd. By Jabin Botsford, part of his Washington Post coverage of the attempted assassination. (Jam Press/Jabin Botsford/Siena awards festival 2025)
Palestinian photographer Ali Jadallah wins Siena International Photo Awards 2025 with Leaving Home a powerful image of families fleeing rubble in Gaza after an airstrike.
An aerial view of a salt formation resembling a human eye, winner in the Drone Awards Abstract category, by Pawel Zygmunt. (Jam Press/Pawel Zygmunt/Siena awards festival 2025)

Have a story to tell? Hello@whatsthejam.com
TAGGED: competition, heartbreaking, Nature, news, Photography, shocking

Sign Up For Daily Newsletter

Be keep up! Get the latest breaking news delivered straight to your inbox.
[mc4wp_form]
By signing up, you agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy. You may unsubscribe at any time.
Share This Article
Facebook Twitter Copy Link Print
Share
What do you think?
Love0
Sad0
Happy0
Sleepy0
Angry0
Dead0
Wink0
Previous Article Mum-of-two Abbie Lodge dropped four stone in four months by making one daily change to her lifestyle - proving simple swaps can spark lasting weight loss success. ‘I’m losing a stone a month WITHOUT skinny jabs – this is my simple secret’
Next Article Everton fans slam new Hill Dickinson Stadium prices as iconic blue toffee doughnuts jump from £2.50 at Goodison Park to £6.50 sparking outrage over matchday costs. Everton annoy fans by hiking price of doughnuts by £4 to £6.50 at new stadium
Leave a comment Leave a comment

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Stay Connected

235.3k Followers Like
69.1k Followers Follow
11.6k Followers Pin
56.4k Followers Follow
136k Subscribers Subscribe
4.4k Followers Follow
- Advertisement -
Ad imageAd image

Latest News

World's tallest woman told her lifelong diagnosis was wrong at 29 - she is now one of just six known cases of a mystery condition with no known cause.
‘I’m 7ft tall and doctors have no idea why – I’m one of only six known cases in history’
Lifestyle 28 August 2026
Tiny robot armed with milk bottles wins hearts with 'the world's saddest hop' - before being carried off by the scruff of its neck, legs flailing.
Baby robot with a milk bottle round its neck attempts the ‘world’s saddest’ LONG JUMP
World News 27 August 2026
Amazon shoppers can bag up to 50% off Apple, LEGO and PlayStation gear as Second Chance Deal Days returns - the 10-day sale runs from 1 to 10 September.
Amazon brings back popular ‘second-hand’ sale for UK customers
UK News 27 August 2026
A boat skipper saved Britain's rarest bird after it plunged into the sea - netting the drenched peregrine falcon before waves swept it away.
Boat skipper saves Britain’s rarest bird after it plunged into sea
UK News 27 August 2026

You Might also Like

World's tallest woman told her lifelong diagnosis was wrong at 29 - she is now one of just six known cases of a mystery condition with no known cause.
Lifestyle

‘I’m 7ft tall and doctors have no idea why – I’m one of only six known cases in history’

28 August 2026
Tiny robot armed with milk bottles wins hearts with 'the world's saddest hop' - before being carried off by the scruff of its neck, legs flailing.
World News

Baby robot with a milk bottle round its neck attempts the ‘world’s saddest’ LONG JUMP

27 August 2026
Amazon shoppers can bag up to 50% off Apple, LEGO and PlayStation gear as Second Chance Deal Days returns - the 10-day sale runs from 1 to 10 September.
UK News

Amazon brings back popular ‘second-hand’ sale for UK customers

27 August 2026
A boat skipper saved Britain's rarest bird after it plunged into the sea - netting the drenched peregrine falcon before waves swept it away.
UK News

Boat skipper saves Britain’s rarest bird after it plunged into sea

27 August 2026
Scientists have turned a discarded plastic bottle into an edible vanilla cookie in a bizarre experiment that could one day help tackle food shortages.
World News

Would you eat a cookie scientists 3D-printed from old plastic BOTTLES?

27 August 2026
A mum was left horrified after finding what appeared to be a pile of beard hair beneath a mirror at The Range - joking the store now offers trimming services.
Lifestyle

Mum horrified to find pile of ‘BEARD HAIR’ while mirror shopping at The Range

27 August 2026
Family stranded in Turkey after easyJet cancelled their flight at the gate twice - and mum had to take over the tannoy to update panicked passengers.
Holidays and Travel

‘easyJet cancelled our flight twice – so my wife took over the tannoy to help passengers’

27 August 2026
Octopus caught hitching a ride on a dolphin's fin off the British coast - as scientists warn of the biggest octopus bloom in at least 75 years.
Pets and Animals

Photographs capture dolphins and octopus going to war off British coast

27 August 2026
//

What’s The Jam is your one stop website for the latest viral and weird news from around the world.

 
Have a story to tell? Hello@whatsthejam.com

Quick Link

  • Customize Interests
  • Bookmarks
  • Write for Us
  • Newsletter
  • About Us

Top Categories

  • UK News
  • World News
  • Latest Videos
  • Lifestyle
  • Super Viral

Sign Up for Our Newsletter

Subscribe to our newsletter to get our newest articles instantly!

[mc4wp_form]

What's The JamWhat's The Jam
Follow US
© 2023 What's The Jam. All Rights Reserved.
Go to mobile version
adbanner
AdBlock Detected
Our site is an advertising supported site. Please whitelist to support our site.
Okay, I'll Whitelist
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Lost your password?