Elections, storm, pandemic and now earthquakes...
The rains have raised the Kinneret high enough to splash onto the Tiberias boardwalk - for the first time since 1992.
The pilot is a cooperative effort between Watergen, Israel’s Arava Institute for Environmental Studies, the Damour NGO and Abasan al-Kabira.
The last major earthquake to hit the region was in 1927. Israel experiences devastating earthquake approximately every 100 years.
More than half that volume of water came from just the past 5 days of rain.
"The tests have shown that no risk is expected for residents of the coastal communities at all stages of operations, including at the time of the initial tests.”
Steinitz said he is considering setting a goal of 25%-30% for renewable energy production in Israel.
Israeli scientists of the Weizmann Institute of Science have developed bacteria that survives solely on carbon dioxide (CO2) from their surroundings, instead of their regular food.
"This is another reminder that citizens must take responsibility because the state ... does not maintain the public’s right to clean and healthy nature.”
The massive 75,000 sq. meter (approx. 800,000 sq. ft.) building will host 2,000 employees from the former Petah Tikva and Ra’anana campuses.
The Ministry’s goal is to convert 60 percent of the inner-city buses within the next six years.
More cows with less methane emissions, will leave Progressives with little to protest against.
The 3.8 earthquake was at a depth of 1 kilometer, in the southern Dead Sea.
By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency
The mass blazes caused the displacement of thousands and the destruction of dozens of homes is suspected to be an act of arson.
An earthquake was felt from Be'er Sheva to Haifa, and all the way to Jerusalem.
By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency
The Kinneret’s level climbed by 71 CM (30 inches) in the past month and a total of two meters since the beginning of the winter (79 inches).
This is the first time in two years that the Kinneret's water level has risen above the Lower Red Line.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
A particularly rainy winter has raised its level by nearly 4.9 feet.
Israel's renewable energy innovation has received global recognition, with innovative ideas such as converting wind into electricity, technologies for clean water and other inventions.