How Israel Turned the Desert Into a Garden When Israel declared independence in 1948, more than 60% of its land was desert, dry, scorching, and seemingly unfit for life. The Negev Desert, stretching from Be’er Sheva to Eilat, was a vast expanse of sand and… | Read More in The Blogs
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