Devastated winery on the border with Lebanon remains a sign of the destruction in wake of the Hezbollah war

(JNS) - Hundreds of thousands of shattered and fire-damaged wine bottles, some with wine remnants, line the floor of a once-thriving winery in Moshav Avivim, a picturesque community on Israel's border with Lebanon.

The tableau of devastation at the former winery in this deserted Israeli village in the Upper Galilee just down the hill from Lebanon has remained frozen in time since four Hezbollah missiles demolished the site last year in multiple attacks and with it some 300,000 bottles of wine.

With a shaky Hezbollah ceasefire in place since late November, the Israeli government has said that r...