'More than a career, my grandfather gave me a way of life. It started as a way to honor him, but it’s become a way of life for me. I see it as a way of moving from past to future.'

During the third and fourth centuries CE, wine was a cornerstone of daily life and commerce throughout the Mediterranean.

The grape seeds were discovered years ago by Haifa University researchers in an archaeological cave at the site.

The blaze destroyed around 1,000 olive trees and left roughly 70% of the grove damaged.

In the heart of the Negev desert, Israel's ancient wine traditions are revived as two grape varieties thrive in the very soil where they were first cultivated over 1500 years ago.

Zorah was the hometown of Samson, the strongest man who ever lived.

Thousands of dunams in Israel have been destroyed by Arab arson terror.