Innovative twists give Galilee wines an Israeli spirit
Winemaking in the Galilee has become more innovative and suited to the Israeli spirit than ever before
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Winemaking in the Galilee has become more innovative and suited to the Israeli spirit than ever before
On his year-long journey, Israeli photographer Ilan Rogers took 100,000 photos to provide a unique snapshot of people and landscapes across the globe.
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