Lebanon PM in Trouble After Chat with Herzog
"This state of emergency demands we work together. Let us leverage vital regional partnerships as a path towards [a] shared, Renewable Middle East."
Bennett Adds 5 Billion Liters of Water to Jordan’s Drain on the Kinneret
Perhaps PM Bennett should condition selling the thirsty Jordanian more water on Jordan leasing Israel's hungry farmers their lands.
Fuel Leaking from Tanker Docked at Eilat’s Pipeline that UAE Wanted to Utilize
In May 2021, a storage tank in the Ashkelon depot of the pipeline was damaged by a rocket fired from Gaza.
Israel Sends Search & Rescue Team After 6.4-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Albania
A second, 5.5-magnitude earthquake rocked the country a day later, 19 kilometers southwest of Mamurras. More aftershocks are continuing to hit the area.
Israeli Scientists Discover Unique Photoreceptors in Marine Giant Viruses & Algae They Infect
The study is based on data collected in Tara Oceans, a global oceanic research expedition undertaken to collect samples for mapping marine biodiversity.
Israel’s Electric Company Signs Deal with General Electric to Build New Units Near Hadera
The first unit is scheduled to begin production in June 2022; the second is set to begin about six months later.
Fire Chief: We Prevented Whole Communities from Being Destroyed
The worst of the fire is now under control.
Israeli Aid Group Deploying to Help California Wildfire Evacuees
More than 1,300 people are still missing, and at least 79 others have died in the fires that have raged across the state.
Thousands of Wild Cranes Dying of H5N1 at Hula Valley Nature Reserve
The Nature and Parks Authority said officials expect to have to remove some 25 to 30 tons of carcasses.
10 Dead, 251 Injured in Toxic Gas Leak at Jordanian Port of Aqaba
The leak occurred after a tank filled with the gas fell during its transportation in the port.
World’s Most Harmful Super-Termite Discovered in Petah Tikva
Once established, Formosan termites have never been eradicated from an area.
Ancient Olive Tree Goes Up in Flames
Israel's northern district saw huge fires on the outskirts of Nof Harim that consumed about 1,000 acres and led to the evacuation of about 5,000 residents.
Environment Minister Calls for Halt to Eilat Beach Water Line Construction
The minister from Meretz called on the city to stop and dismantle all their beachfront construction.
Death Toll Rises to 25 in California Wildfires, Jewish Community ‘Stands Ready to Help’
Another strong wind event now threatens to fuel the firestorm all the way into Tuesday, according to AccuWeather.
Kinneret Expected to Fill Up, Dam to Open, in Early May
Experts are now expecting that in the first week of May the Degania Dam will be opened to prevent flooding.
Along the Gaza Border, As Anemones Bloom, Hamas Plans — But God Laughs
The fields and hills around the Gaza Belt region are green once more, and anemones are decorating the area with their scarlet blossoms.
Gulf of Eilat Discovery: Animal that Regenerate All its Organs
This animal, can regenerate all of its organs so that each piece knows exactly how to regain functioning of all its missing body systems within a short period of time.
Environment Ministry Warns Severe Garbage Disposal Crisis Looms
“Immediate action must be taken to reduce the amount of waste for landfill by increasing recycling.”
Spring Brings Swarm of Locusts to Southern Israel
Farmers fear for their crops, but migratory birds are enjoying nature’s “protein bars.”
Hebrew U Study: Desert Regions Best Predictors of Climate Change in Wet Areas
These results can be incorporated into models to simulate how nature will function under drier or hotter conditions.
Israeli Conference on Contending with Desertification Attended by UAE, Iran
Nearly 2,000 people are participating in Ben-Gurion University’s 2020 Drylands, Deserts & Desertification Conference (DDD) which began on Monday.
Water Level in Lake Kinneret Approaching Full Capacity
Thanks to abundant winter rain, the water level rose by 31 centimeters (just over a foot) over the past week, reaching 209.95 meters (about 689 feet) below sea level.
Maybe Consider Nahal Ayun for your Honeymoon?
The stream originates from the springs in the Marjayoun valley in southern Lebanon.
One Man Dies, More Injured in Puerto Rico Earthquakes
A first5.8-magnitude quake on Monday destroyed five homes and damaged many more.
Kinneret Just 15.7 Inches Short of Completely Full
With extreme drought conditions continuing to intensify, the government of Israel approved a plan in 2018 to pump desalinated water into the lake.
Massive Fire Blazing Near Gush Etzion Town of Bat Ayin
Roads in Gush Etzion area were closed to traffic and residents in Bat Ayin are being evacuated for their own safety.
World’s Largest Active Volcano is Erupting on Hawaii’s Big Island
USGS: “Residents at risk from Mauno Loa lava flows should review preparedness and refer to Hawaii County Civil Defense information for further guidance.”
Israeli State Comptroller Releases Report Criticizing Climate Change Preparedness
“Israel is one of the few countries in the world that is not yet working on the issue of climate on the basis of a budgeted, approved national preparation plan,” according to a report by Matanyahu Englman.
Israeli Company Converts Trash into Hangers Used in Fashion Outlets Around the World
UBQ Materials, an Israeli company based in the Negev, has developed a process to convert unsorted household waste into a plastic substitute that can be made into everyday goods.
The Hatzav Is Blooming Everywhere in Israel, It Must Be Autumn
The common hatzav can be found everywhere in Israel and its main use in antiquity was the demarcation of lands and plots.
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