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Israel's mysterious Druze women are beginning to open their craft circles, kitchens and homes to travellers.
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This might be the closest thing to the very first man-made ale, using a genetically modified strain of wheat that dates back to the beginning of human agricultural cultivation.
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Tzfat is one of those places people visit for a few days, on a lark, and next thing they know a lifetime has passed.
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What’s it like to have a towering piece of history surrounding your backyard? We asked residents of five fortified towns across the globe.
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We caught up with Hermin Abramovitch, the winner of April’s photo competition, to find out how he got this shot.
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High in the country’s northern hills you will find the Druze, a friendly people often overlooked in the politics of the Holy Land.
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