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Mei Barak in Bnei Brak

A new water facility, "Mei Barak", was built in Bnei Brak.

Water Level Rising in Lake Kinneret

The water level in the lake is still four meters below full capacity.

Lake Kinneret ‘Under the Weather,’ Water Level Dropping

Lake Kinneret is a little ‘under the weather’ these days, according to Israel's Water Authority.

Water Level Starts to Rise in Lake Kinneret

For the first time this season, the water level in Lake Kinneret has started to rise.

Obama to Meet Putin at Paris Climate Change Conference

Russian Pres. Putin and US Pres. Obama are both to attend the upcoming Paris meeting on climate change.

Israeli Scientists Find Coral Reefs Under Attack From Sun Screen

Israeli and U.S. scientists found a chemical in sun screen is attacking -- and damaging -- coral and coral reefs.

Agritech Startups Showcase Technologies at AgriVest Conference

AgriTech startups feature new crops, treatments, waste reduction and yield enhancement at Israel's AgriVest conference.

Israel To Double Water Supply For Gaza Despite Hamas Threats

COGAT chief hopes Hamas “would not steal water from civilians as they steal construction materials intended for the reconstruction of houses.”

Jordan, Israel Sign Historic Red Sea-Dead Sea Rescue Deal

Jordan and Israel signed an historic agreement Thursday to implement the Red Sea-Dead Sea rescue pipeline project.

Jerusalem’s Best Kept Secret

Welcome to Lifta spring. One of Jerusalem's best kept secrets. Green, water and swimming near the entrance to Jerusalem... if you know where to look. Great for...

UK’s Largest Water Company Uses Israeli Water Technology

United Utilities, the UK‘s largest listed water company supplying around 7 million homes in the North West of England, is the latest water utility to discover the merits Israel's Mapal Green Energy company.

Beaches are Open, Time for Sand and Fun in the Sun!

Israel’s beach season began officially Thursday morning, May 1, with a bright sunny day and breezy skies, and continues till October 23.

Archaeologists Inaugurate King Solomon’s Coronation Site

In a secret ceremony held Tuesday, officials inaugurated the site of King Solomon's coronation in the City of David.

My Park

I grew up a few blocks from the Ramat Gan National Park, a man made urban park, which isn't really national, with a nice,...

Dutch Water Company Cuts Israel Ties over Territories

A Dutch water company has cut ties with Israel, because Israel's water company, Mekorot, works in Judea and Samaria, supplying water to all the residents.

Is Israel Hiding Water for Fat Cats’ Red-Dead Sea Pipeline?

The Red-Dead Sea Project signed in Washington is a multi-billion dollar excuse for a political project that might not have any necessity if Israel were to start using one of its new resources – water.

Official Winter Forecast Indicates Kinneret May Reach Flood Level

It has been more than 20 years since the dam at the Kinneret had to be opened to prevent flooding. Thanks to desalinated water, the flood gates may have to be opened again this year.

Arid State of Nevada Seeks Help from Israeli Agricultural Experts

Nevada is hoping to share best practices on water and crops with Israel In a campaign to revitalize its barren terrain. The desert-heavy U.S. state’s...

Jordan and Israel to Trade Water in New Venture

Jordanian Prime Minister Abdalla Ensour and his cabinet approved a new plan to trade water with Israel.  In a new Red Sea desalination project...

Turtle Washed Ashore

My friend David Goldberger sent me this image of an sea turtle that was washed ashore Monday on the Netnaya beach, just south of...

Israeli Scientists Offer Solution to Famine

Let’s see what the Boycott Israel movement will say if Israel succeeds in developing new technology to reduce famine by enabling crops to grow in droughts. Maybe it will blame Israel for lower food prices.

U of Chicago Teams up with Ben Gurion for Clean Water

The University of Chicago and Ben-Gurion University of the Negev will begin funding research collaborations that apply the latest discoveries in nano-technology to create...

Despite Calls to End Peace, Israel Increases Water Flow to Jordan

Israel's ambassador to Jordan, about to be kicked out, says things should calm down once the peace process is restarted.

The Kinneret Continues to Rise

Just since Monday, the Kinneret rose another 2 centimeters to 210.445 meters below sea level, and is now standing at 255 centimeters above the...

Postcard From Israel: Stormy Weather (Photos & Video)

This short film made by Oz Segev of Ma’ale Gamla last week, shows some of the swollen streams of the south and central Golan Heights which all drain into the Kinneret (Sea of Galilee).

The Blessings of Rain

People are complaining about floods and traffic and the cold and through it all, there is this amazing joy.

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