Grapes in israel
‘Al Pri Gafna’: Tu B’Av wine wonders in the Land of Israel - opinion
Where do grapes come in? Grapes are for making wine, and wine has a biblical holiday too: Tu B’Av, which occurs at the beginning of the grape harvest in July-August.
Israel's Negev officially recognized as international wine region
Negev grape revival brings ancient vineyards back to life
Grapes that taste like cotton candy? There is such a thing
Grapevine: Born in Jerusalem
Jerusalem Day is just around the corner.
Grapevine: Underwriting Israel’s future
At Independence Day events around the country, leaders tend to talk about Israel’s achievements, but seldom do they mention the input of deeply committed philanthropists from around the world.
Grapevine: ‘Happy birthday’ in Hindi
When in Rome, do as the Romans do. When at Tandoori, go Indian.
Grapevine: Purim plethora
President Reuven Rivlin earlier in the week went to Hadassah-University Medical Center in Ein Kerem to celebrate Purim with some 100 excited children.
Grapevine: A new conspiracy theory
A collection of stories from under the radar.
Grapevine: Myths about Haredi women
A roundup of the city's news.
Call for culture
A roundup of the week's local news.
Grapevine: Coalition against pollution
Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv will have a lot of publicity in the near future, but not necessarily for reasons it would desire.
Winemaker factory
At the Soreq Winery Winemaking School, students learn to make wine and appreciate the fruit of the vine.
