The water level in the Kinneret, known as the Sea of Galilee in English, is starting to rise amid what has been a relatively dry winter in Israel.

Israel is fighting a lack of rainwater and water scarcity with its desalination expertise!

Thanks to uniquely fertile conditions, the produce of Ginosar matures faster.

The Kinneret or Sea of Galilee is rich with cultural and historical significance. Take a look and explore one of Israel's most incredible bodies of water!

'I invite everyone to come this weekend, to enjoy our great beaches, the [view of] the snow-capped Golan and the most beautiful area in Israel.'

Israel’s main water source has neared its full capacity for the first time in 28 years.

After years of drought, the Sea of Galilee rose an additional 11 centimeters in May.

Professional fishermen from Israel and 21 other countries converged on the Kinneret this week to participate in a 125- hour long sports fishing contest.

Will the recent rains in Israel turn the tide?

The ancient Jewish town of Kursi existed only in folklore, but archaeologists have now turned its existence into fact after uncovering new evidence.