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!

Lakes are drying up all over the Middle East and beyond, but the Israeli government is hopeful it has a solution.

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.

Visitors are flocking to Israel's southern region to see the desert bloom.

The Sea of Galilee is rising so rapidly that it may reach levels sufficient to open the Kibbutz Degania Dam and feed the depleted Dead Sea.

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

Lake Kinneret is likely to fill up completely as the heavy snows melt on the peak of Mount Hermon through the spring.

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

Tiberias, a lively, picturesque city on the Sea of Galilee, also boasts a wealth of Jewish history and spirituality.

Residents of an Israeli kibbutz in the north describe the daily terror they endured until the Six Day War, when Israel 'occupied' the Golan Heights.

The Land of Israel constantly reveals hidden treasures, testifying to its rich history. This time, archeologists discovered rare 2,000 year-old bronze tools in the Galilee from the Second Temple era.

Latino celebrities who enjoyed a week-long tour of Israel will likely be vocal about their admiration for the country, as is former Miss Universe Zuleyka Rivera.

Archaeologists from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem uncovered a prehistoric village in the Jordan Valley dating back 12,000 years.

This gorgeous video showcases the flowing bodies of water that can be found in Israel, revealing the true beauty and splendor of this glorious land.

This video captures the true beauty and majesty of the Sea of Galilee, which is also quite rich with biblical, cultural and historical significance. Watch and enjoy!

Tel Dan has a bit of everything—archaeology, history, lots of water, lush greenery, biblical sites, battle sites from recent Israeli wars and amazing views.

Beit She'an, located in the Jordan Valley some 20 miles south of the Sea of Galilee, houses some of Israel's most spectacular archaeological finds.