The olive harvest season in Israel is coming to an end, with hundreds of thousands of trees being picked across the country. In the Jezreel Valley, the Ashush family's oil mill in Moshav HaYogev stands out as the largest in the Middle East, combining generations of tradition with modern technology. The family's groves, which have existed since the founding of the State of Israel, reflect a unique blend of heritage and innovation. As truckloads of freshly gathered olives arrive at the mill, the story of Israel's resilience and progress is mirrored in the enduring olive trees and the evolving methods of production.