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Watch: Israel Foils Hamas Attempt to Smuggle Weapons via Northern Sinai, Mediterranean Sea

This is not the first attempt by Hamas to smuggle weapons from Sinai into Gaza via the Mediterranean Sea.

4.3 Earthquake Shakes Eilat

Elections, storm, pandemic and now earthquakes...

Archeologists Find Evidence of Rapidly Rising Sea Levels in Israel 7,000 Years Ago

"The Tel Hreiz seawall represents the earliest example of a coastal defense of this type known to date."

NATO Recognizes Israel as Key Medical Assistance Partner

The announcement comes after joint drill where NATO vessels simulated medical emergencies at sea with the Israeli Navy.

Iran Oil Tanker Shuts Off Tracker as it Nears Syria

Iranian officials said the cargo was sold, although they did not identify the buyer. Syria historically has taken 1 million barrels of crude oil each month from Tehran.

Iran: ‘Our Front Extends to Mediterranean and Israel’s Borders

Rabbani claimed that for the next decade at least, “no regional or trans-regional country will be able to counter or fight against the Islamic Republic of Iran in ground warfare.

Syria Opens Border Crossing with Iraq, Will Serve an Iranian Bridge to Lebanon

The upgraded Albukamal crossing is expected to serve as an Iranian land bridge through Iraq to Syria and from there to Lebanon, posing a new threat to Israel’s security.

Enormous Prehistoric Settlement Exposed in Roadwork near Jerusalem

In the past it was believed that the Judea area was empty the Neolithic Period (New Stone Age).

Syria Reports: Mutliple Dead, ‘Many Wounded’ in Multi-Pronged Israeli Attack

Damascus, Homs, and Tartous are among the areas were Iranian military sites were attacked overnight.

Report: Iran-Russia Relations in Syria Deteriorating

Iran’s having its own access to the Mediterranean would deprive Russia of its economic monopoly along Syria’s coastal areas and would create "certain security risks."

Turkey Complying with US Sanctions on Iranian Oil

On May 1, Iranian oil imports ended with the U.S. decision not to renew the waivers.

Rainbow at Crocodile Stream

The remains of Crocodilopolis, a city established there in the fourth century BCE, are still visible today.

Israel Navy Rescues Drifting French Sailor

The sailor, Jean Francois Colas, 60, was taken to an Israeli hospital in Ashdod for further treatment.

Sharks Sylvie and Judy Are Back at Hadera Power Plant, Acoustic Tags and All

"We presume that the return of the sharks to Hadera's hot water in the winter was connected to the sharks' breeding cycle which lasts about two years."

Haifa U Presents Earliest Proof of Marine Agriculture 3,500 Years Ago

The size of the fish indicated a transition to marine agriculture: as of 3,500 years ago, they were down to "plate size," about one pound in weight and 15 inches in length.

Iranian Official Tells Netanyahu: ‘Practice swimming’

Brigadier-General Hossein Salami, the second-in-command of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, on Sunday told his troops: "Netanyahu should know that there is no way...

Russia: Israeli F-16 Pilots Used Russian Plane as Shield, Drawing Syrian Missile to It

Russia is enforcing a no fly zone and upgrading military equipment in Syria following the downing of the Ilyushin-20.

Six Goose-Beaked Whales Spotted on Israel’s Northern Shoreline

"We saw a rare thing: the whales were in a restive state and swam in a group of six, when they are usually a reclusive species."

Israel to Offset 5-Year Drought with New Desalination Plants

The plan will include the expansion of pipelines for use in agriculture, and is intended to help Israel to rehabilitate dried-up rivers.

Israeli-Lebanese Peacemaking Thru Energy Dealing in Beirut

Lebanon's President Michel Aoun said his country was committed to preserving calm on its southern border with Israel.

Hamas Test-Fires Missiles into Mediterranean Sea

Defense Minister Liberman said Hamas manages to test missiles despite the humanitarian situation in Gaza.

Watch 8 Nations Fly in Blue Flag 2017, Israel’s Largest-Ever Aerial Exercise

The main focus of this year's Blue Flag aerial exercise has been on reconnaissance, air strikes and SEAD operations.

Tamar Gas Field Resumes Flow of Energy to Israeli Customers

A crack in one of the pipes in the ventilation system disabled the natural gas pipeline for six days.

Tamar Gas Field Malfunctions, IDF Tankers Transport Diesel to Power Stations

“Due to a malfunction discovered during preplanned maintenance work in the Tamar gas field, the supply of natural gas from the site has completely ceased."

Israel Rescuing Endangered Sea Turtles

The work is being carried out in a pool at the reproduction nucleus of the rescue center in Mikhmoret.

MK Smotrich: Pay for Voluntary Arab Immigration – Kill Hope for Palestinian State

"Today, 20,000 Palestinians leave the West Bank every year. Their own surveys show that 30% aspire to emigrate. I will help them carry this out, fairly, with full monetary compensation."

Haifa Seaport Renewal to ‘Rival Barcelona’

"This will turn Haifa into an international port on the level of Barcelona.”

Israel Hosts British Naval, Air Forces in Rescue Drill

The forces operated out of the Palmachim Air Base near the coastal city of Rishon LeZion.

Delek Drilling LP Sells Rights in Tamar Gas Field

The “floatation” is worth about $1.2 billion, the biggest ever to be offered on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE).

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