Devastated winery on border with Lebanon a sign of destruction after Hezbollah war “I am coming back, though I fear things will not be OK ... but I have hopes in Trump in changing the Middle East,” said the manager of the Avivim Winery. Etgar Lefkovits Feb. 18, 2025
Rethinking sage advice at Purim Will new findings associated with alcohol consumption affect or reshape Jewish traditions? Jan Lee Feb. 17, 2025
Connecting to our mothers and fathers Every Friday night after the Shabbat meal, I walk down the street to visit the ruins of the ancient winery our ancestors built more than 2,000 years ago. Shlomo Vile Sept. 4, 2024
Minister demands UN provide matzah, wine to Israeli hostages for Passover Jerusalem Affairs Minister Meir Porush made the demand so that the remaining hostages “can at least symbolically observe the holiday.” April 19, 2024
US trade group helps Israeli wine industry at peak harvest time Joshua Greenstein, vice president of the Israel Wine Producers Association, says many Israeli wineries are facing a looming crisis. Jessamyn Dodd Nov. 17, 2023
Toast to Israel at 75: Vegetarian Shabbat dinner shows off the country’s farm-to-table flavors Everything at a Tel Aviv home had been locally produced—fruits, vegetables, cheeses, the full-bodied olive oil and the wine. Ethel G. Hofman April 17, 2023
If Passover hadn’t made its mark on the US Navy forever, ‘dayenu!’ Two Jewish, retired naval leaders tell some memorable stories of holiday seders at sea. Menachem Wecker April 4, 2023
How the UN gives international legitimacy to murderous regimes “Wine with Adam” with Adam Bellos and guest Hillel Neuer Sept. 21, 2022
