Golan Heights
Reporter’s Notebook: The threat along Syrian buffer zone is far from over for Israel
For now, there appears to be little appetite to withdraw from the buffer zone, largely because of lingering questions over whether Syria’s new president is truly capable of controlling the country.
Safed Rabbinical Court may close this fall despite strong local demand
Israel’s Syria gambit - opinion
Wine Talk: From little acorns
‘Hope we remain in touch forever’: Druze MK Hamed Amar on historic visit from Syria's Druze
The Druze are all connected everywhere they are, like one big family,” Amar explained. “Many of those who crossed the border have immediate families on the Israeli side.
Neve Ativ – the hotel turning the Golan into the Israeli Alps
A Neve Ativ getaway blending luxury, nature, and serenity with cabins, a spa, and stunning Hermon views—experience the north like never before.
Israel transfers thousands of humanitarian aid packages to Syrian Druze
Most of the packages were transported to As-Suwayda, while others were delivered to Druze communities near the border with Israel.
Could demilitarization backfire in southern Syria? - analysis
One might think that from Israel’s point of view, the collapse of the Assad regime would be seen as a positive development because now Iran and its proxies cannot take root in Syria.
Group of senior Syrian Druze expected to visit Golan Heights
This week, Defense Minister Israel Katz said Druze from across the separation line would be allowed to enter the Golan Heights for work.
WATCH: IDF presence on Syrian Hermon protects from Syrian, Hamas, Iran threats, Katz tells 'Post'
The program of Syrian Druze working in the Golan Heights will start on March 16.
Syrian Druze allowed to enter Israel, work in Golan Heights, Katz confirms
The Syrian Druze were a minority in the Assad era who mostly kept to themselves, with some past positive history with Israel.
Winners of the Ish Ha’anavim Wine Competition
Discover the best boutique winery in Israel, double gold winners, and Lifetime Achievement Award recipients from the 20th annual TERRAVINO wine competition by Ish Ha'anavim.
Lemon from lemonade? No, but soda from mineral water—definitely yes: Mey Eden’s new innovation
For the first time in Israel, Mey Eden is entering the soda category and will launch sparkling mineral water produced in the Golan Heights from a well based on rainwater.
Syria calls for Israel's withdrawal from its lands, national dialog closing statement says
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said recently that Israel would maintain the buffer zone as long as necessary.
