A massive DNA study of over 3,500 wild and domesticated grapevines overturned what historians thought they knew about the first cultivation of grapes and wine

Planners give green light to component of well-aged Wine Park development, slated to include homes, galleries, workshops and more wine-centric attractions in the northern city

Israel's Judean Hills and Foothills becomes first appellation of origin for the region, a boon for local wineries and tourism

With the arid terroir producing a wine that's 'fruity but not jammy,' the vineyards of the Negev are banding together in hopes of being recognized as a formal appellation

Industrial site dating back some 1,500 years was capable of producing around 2 million liters of wine a year that were marketed across the region, archaeologists say

Blocked from giving tours during coronavirus closure, Roni Saslove and Guy Haran pen and crowdfund 'Wine Journey Israeli Adventure'

July decision by Canada's Federal Court said that wines produced by Israelis in the West Bank could not be labeled as a product of the Jewish state