Autopsy on Whale’s Carcass Raises Suspicion of Death by Oil Pollution
Materials derived from oil pollution were found in the autopsy and were transferred for testing.
More Blessings for Lake Kinneret (Sea of Galilee)
As happened last year, the water level in the lake is approaching the so-called "upper red line."
Israel to Temporarily Replace National Anthem with ‘Let It Snow, Let It Snow’
This year, it appears the snow will stick around only through Thursday night when heavy rains will sweep the streets.
Frosty the Snowman Made Kids Happy But Froze Israeli Power Lines
Strong winds and possibly rain are expected to continue throughout the day on Thursday but the snowfall ended by morning.
Snow in Judea, Samaria & Jerusalem Brings Arctic Temperatures, Dangerous Road Conditions
Golan Heights officials urged residents to stay home and stay safe. "“It is possible that when you leave the road will be clear, but at a later time snow will pile up and ... the road will be blocked.”
Golan Heights Cloaked in White, Forecasters Say Jerusalem is Next
Families with children made plans for snowball fights, snow sculptures and in some more enterprising homes, “snow cones.”
Hatzalah Rescues Passengers of Submerged Vehicle after Storm
The trapped people from the ATV took refuge on the roof of the vehicle.
Israel Sends Aid, Delegation to Honduras After Hurricanes
"Honduras and Israel are close friends and strategic allies who form part of an alliance of reciprocal support."
Kinneret Rising
The Kinneret rose 2 centimeters and is currently 209.98 meters below sea level.
Israel Dispatches Aid to Guatemala, Honduras, Panama, in Wake of Hurricane Eta
Hurricane Eta, a Category 4 hurricane that killed at least 178 people and left hundreds missing, caused severe damage to the countries of the region, to the road infrastructure and agriculture, and left thousands of refugees in its wake.
Rainstorms Raise Kinneret, Flood the Coast
When it rains, it pours.
First Responders Assist Ashdod Flood Victims
United Hatzalah volunteers have been responding to emergency calls for help throughout the city since the early hours of the morning Wednesday.
First Rain of the Season Falls in Jerusalem
The temperatures were cool but not cold.
Jerusalem Deploys Sheep to Fight Fires, Terror-Arson Suspected in Central Israel
The heat wave and terror-arsonists have been responsible for some large fires in Israel.
Israel Experiencing an Unprecedented Heat Wave
The Sea of Galilee reached a whopping 107.6 degrees Fahrenheit.
Unusual: Israel Experienced 828 Lightning Strikes on Tuesday
Israel experienced an unbelievable spike in the number of times lightning struck the country, amid unseasonably cold and wet weather.
6.0 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Crete; Also Felt in Israel
The quake was also felt in Israel, particularly in coastal communities.
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.
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.
Good Morning, Kinneret Water Level Just 12.2 Inches from Full
The Kinneret is always at risk of becoming irreversibly salinized by the salt water springs under the lake, which are held in check by the weight of the freshwater on top of them.
A Storm is Brewing in Israel (Close the Windows)
If you were planning on a moonlight hike in the Judean Desert or in the Negev – forget it. Don’t do it.
Kinneret Still Filling Up Regardless of Lull in Rains
Today and tomorrow are expected to be clear, but the weekend will see the rains returning.
Kinneret Only 35 Inches from Becoming Full Again
Heavy snow fell on the Hermon mountain overnight, adding 15 centimeters (6 inches) of snow to its lower level, just in time for the thaw.
Stunning: Israel’s Southern Canyons after the Floods
I am so grateful to Oded Sahar of the Israel Nature and Parks Authority for these images. I could stare at them for hours.
Watch: Kinneret on the Boardwalk
The rains have raised the Kinneret high enough to splash onto the Tiberias boardwalk - for the first time since 1992.
Water Authority Mulls Best Time to Open Degania Dam
Dammed if you do, dammed if you don't.
Abundance of Blessings as Water Level Rises Steadily in Lake Kinneret (Sea of Galilee)
The water level of the lake is now standing at just four feet from full capacity.
Israelis Brave Gaza Rockets to Visit their Kalaniot
Over the weekend, Israelis flocked to the western Negev, to grab an eyeful of the annual miracle of the return of the Kalaniot – the red Anemone which paint the desert red each winter after the big rains.
Watch: After Dry Decade, Roman Spring in Tiberias Hot Baths Came Back Thanks to...
Hammat Tiberias is an archaeological site of thermal baths located in the city of Tiberias.
Kinneret Water Level Up 3.15 Inches Since Friday
The current water level is 2.59 meters higher than the lower red line.