Hula Valley Welcomes Thousands of Birds on Spring Migration
As Israel is at the peak of migration season, thousands of birds pass through each day and choose the Hula Valley as their resting grounds.
Iran’s President: Unprecedented National Water Emergency Exacerbated by God’s Wrath
Should the Iranians be willing to put aside their mad hatred for Jews, they could get some useful advice from Israel.
Restoring Hope: HaShomer HaChadash Reviving Agriculture on the Lebanese Border
Through unity, perseverance, and community support, the agricultural heart of the Lebanese border is beginning to beat again—one tree at a time.
NY Launches Arson Probe into Long Island Wildfires
More than 90 different fire departments, EMS agencies and the National Guard battled the flames.
‘National Crisis:’ Knesset Committee Debates Health Risks of Transboundary Air Pollution from PA Illegal...
“Since 2015, over 45,000 people have died from air pollution."
Medicane Warning: Israel Braces for Rare Tropical Cyclone
Risk of severe flash floods in Negev and Arava wadis extending to the Dead Sea area, along with possible flooding on roads leading south toward Eilat.
Seagull Swallowed Fishing Hook, Got Entangled, Saved by Vigilant Fisherman
Another seagull is currently hospitalized after a hook became stuck in its wing.
A Hero’s Lookout
Roey Weiser and his squad managed to kill over 150 Hamas terrorists until they ran out of bullets.
After Greek Earthquakes, Israel Faces Tough Questions on Tsunami Preparedness
The Greek islands of Santorini and Amorgos have been rattled by earthquakes and tremors since Feb. 1, with the strongest being 5.3 on the Richter scale.
Plague That Killed Eilat Sea Urchins Spreads to Indian Ocean
“For populations that are already infected, we really have no tools to help them,” says Dr. Bronstein with regret.
Land of Cats and Honey
By reducing the number of stray cats and improving their living conditions, Israel hopes to create a more sustainable and humane approach to managing this growing problem.
Study: Israeli City Birds Move More Than Their Rural Counterparts
"In this study, we found significant differences, particularly increased mobility among ‘urban lapwings’ during the nesting season."
Israel’s Worst Oil Spill: EAPC Fined $415,000 in Controversial Plea Deal
A burst pipe released five million liters of crude oil into the Evrona Nature Reserve north of Eilat in 2014.
Israel to Send Fire Protection Experts to Los Angeles
Israel’s Fire and Rescue Authority will dispatch a team of five fire protection experts to Los Angeles where firefighters are battling unprecedented wildfires.
LA Fires Death Toll at 24, Governor Slammed for Slashing Firefighting Budget
Newsweek reported that California Governor Gavin Newsom cut funding for wildfire efforts by over $100 million just before the disaster.
Chabad Evacuates 100+ Children from its Pacific Palisades Campus as Flames Approach
"I was born and raised in California and have seen many fires, but this is really unbelievable.”
LA Fire Destroys Conservative Synagogue in Pasadena
Strong Santa Ana winds, reaching up to 80 mph, are fueling the flames, with gusts expected to continue at up to 60 mph through Thursday.
U. of Haifa Offers Ancient Farming Techniques to Winemakers Struggling with Erratic Climate
For winemakers confronting an uncertain future, the past might hold the answers.
Palestinian Authority Cross-Border Pollution Causes More Than NIS 3 Billion Damage Per Year
"It's costly and challenging, but if we don't act now, the consequences will be far worse."
Hula Valley Reopens to Visitors: Cranes Return, Bringing Hope After a Year of War
This reopening marks a significant step toward healing, resilience, and the continued preservation of Israel's rich natural heritage.
Israeli NGO to Aid Quake-Struck Pacific Island Nation Vanuatu
Vanuatu and Israel established diplomatic relations on September 16, 1993.
Israeli Study: Stem Cell Transplants May Save Corals
“The basic idea is to develop cellular therapy for corals, along the lines of “Bone Marrow Transplantation” in humans."
Bird Watchers Rejoice: Hula Valley Nature Reserve Reopens
More than 500 million birds pass through Hula Valley each year.
Israel’s First Wave Energy Power Plant Launches at Jaffa Port
This is the first time that electricity generated from sea waves will power Israel's national grid.
Using Transplants to Help Damaged Coral Reefs Back to Health
"By using healthy ecosystems to regenerate damaged reefs, we can work towards more resilient, sustainable coral ecosystems."
Greta Gets Trolled by Pro-Israel Georgian
"I'm standing next to her with an inscription in Arabic: ‘Palestine is a myth! Israel is a country of heroes!’”
Teen Killed as Jennings Creek Wildfire Continues to Burn NJ, NY
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
10 Pharmaceuticals Detected in Eilat Corals
"We were surprised to find an extensive presence of medications even in the deep-water corals which usually escape contaminations affecting corals in shallower areas."
TAU & UCLA Researchers Discover Older Vulture Don’t Go Out Much
The researchers utilized a database accumulated over 15 years from GPS devices attached to 142 vultures that tracked them for periods of up to 12 years.
U of Haifa Researchers: Israeli Jellyfish Deliberately Swim to the West, They Are Not...
Marine Scientists at the University of Haifa discovered that jellyfish aggregations swim collectively toward the west, and this may contribute to their survival.
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