Israel

Part I

At the end of June, I was in the south of Israel at our vineyard and olive grove in the western Negev desert. I visit often to check on the progress.

I’m being a bit of a crybaby here.

We are happy to introduce a new series dealing with Hebrew songs that are about or include reference to God.

This interview serves as an interlude to my series on Christian motifs in Israeli art.

A number of well-preserved large wine carafes and other ceramic vessels dating back over 2,000 years were recently discovered and salvaged from a remote cave in the western Galilee not far from the border with Lebanon.

At the end of June, following nearly a year-and-a-half of special training, the Israeli army’s first female tank crew members took the field.

For nearly three months now Palestinian activists in Gaza have been terrorizing southern Israel with flaming kites and balloons carrying small incendiary devices, the so-called “kite terror.”