A symbol of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: How grapevines left behind in 1948 survived against all odds
Haaretz
Grapevines left uncultivated on Israel's coastal plain tell a forgotten story in the history of local farming, and offer a key to coping with the climate crisis
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