Algae Spraying Blamed as Fish Die, Bathers Fall Ill
Chemicals sprayed to combat a massive algae bloom in Israel have been blamed for dead fish and sick bathers, with the Health Ministry not informed before the.
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Intense Storm System Heading for Israel in the Heart of Summer
Israel braces for an exceptionally rare late-summer storm bringing heavy rain, thunderstorms, and potential flooding to central and northern regions.
Israel Braces for an Unusually Wet 202627
Israel's 2026-27 rainy season is predicted to be exceptionally wet due to a "Super El Niño," following two dry years.
Ariel to Connect to Israels Largest Wastewater System After Decades of Planning
Ariel, east of Tel Aviv, will connect to Israel's largest wastewater system, Shafdan, after decades of planning, boosting infrastructure and environmental.
Israeli Missing in Nepal Floods as Death Toll Rises to 95
An Israeli national is missing in Nepal following a devastating landslide that destroyed five villages and killed at least 95 people.
Sea of Galilees Water Level Crosses Dangerously Low Threshold
The Sea of Galilee's water level has dropped to 23.5cm below its "Lower Red Line," a critical threshold for water security.
Forest fire near the community of Affeka - Firefighting efforts continue, with the participation of Hebron station police officers who are assisting in blocking the traffic route and securing the area along with forces f
Israel Police are assisting firefighting efforts near Affeka, blocking roads and securing the area as fire crews battle the blaze.
Fire Near Afik in Southern Mount Hebron Brought Under Control
Firefighters and aircraft battled a brush fire near Afik in southern Mount Hebron, successfully bringing it under control and protecting homes.
Firefighters Working to Stop Hebron Hills Forrest Fire from Reaching Small Town
Firefighters are working to contain a wildfire in the Hebron Hills that is advancing towards the town of Afeka, with aircraft and reinforcements on scene.
Tire Particles Can Transfer Chemicals Into Plants, Israeli Study Warns
A Hebrew University of Jerusalem study by Prof. Benny Chefetz reveals tire particles release chemicals into agricultural soils, potentially contaminating food.