Mount Hermon is still reeling from the damage it sustained during Israel’s war with Hezbollah, but is ready to welcome back visitors.

Israel has decided to maintain its positions on Mount Hermon and in Syria following the collapse of the Assad regime, aiming to monitor and defend its border against the conquering forces.

Water management could provide an opportunity for Israel to improve relations with Syria.

Despite the picturesque winter scene, the mountain's ski resort remains off-limits, designated as a closed military zone amid the 14-month conflict with Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Footage captures rocket impact at Hermon ski site, which has been closed for the past year as a result of constant rocket attacks by Hezbollah.

Where is the coldest place in Israel?

'North and south. You created them. Tabor and Hermon sing joyously in Your Name.' -- Psalms 89:13

The IDF soldiers stationed on Mount Hermon are not there for the beauty and snow. They have a serious job to do.

Lying at the foot of Mount Hermon sits a beautiful castle from the Middle Ages and is filled with incredible history!

During Chol Hamoed, the interim days of Passover, life in Israel takes a turn towards rest and relaxation, and people spend time with family and friends.

Surf may be way up in Israeli beach town Netanya, but just a 100 miles away Mount Hermon's frosty peaks offer winter fun for all ages.

The unique Israeli spirit proves that it is possible to build a successful, vibrant society even when surrounded by life-threatening danger.

The Iron Dome missile defense system took out a Syrian missile headed straight for a popular ski resort in the Golan Heights, but Israeli skiers didn't let the interruption ruin their day on the slopes.