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Marawi (also known as Hamdani) is a rather obscure Israeli grape. It's said to be native to the region and was used to make wine around Jerusalem as early as the 17th century.
There are indications that the Marawi grape has been grown in Israel since the beginning of time. However, there is little validated research. The grape encyclopedia by Jancis Robinson et al. also doesn't mention this grape. That will undoubtedly change in a future edition.
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