Moshe Milner, a famous Israeli photojournalist, was married to Heidi Levine for 25 years, and is the father of their 3 children. Milner served for years as an official state photographer. His Hebrew Wikipedia page reads: "In 1965, he enlisted in the IDF and was assigned to the Intelligence Directorate. During his service, he contracted hepatitis and was subsequently transferred from his position. Drawing on his experience as a photographer and laboratory technician, he began working as a photographer for the IDF Spokesperson's Unit. During this period, Milner documented, among other events, the security tours conducted by Chief of Staff Yitzhak Rabin, as well as those of Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Levi Eshkol. Shortly after his discharge from the IDF, he began working for the Government Press Office (GPO) in 1967... The first Prime Minister he worked with was Golda Meir, whom he photographed during her tours across Israel, as well as during her work in her office and at the Knesset. In 1969, Milner accompanied Prime Minister Golda Meir on her trip to the United States. In 1979, he was appointed head of the photography department at the Government Press Office... He served as the photo editor for over ten photography books, the most prominent of which is *The IDF and Its Branches: An Encyclopedia of the Military and Security*."