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.

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.

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.

Humanitarian Aid to Gaza Polluting Mediterranean Sea

Some of the washed-up humanitarian aid had anti-Israel propaganda marked on it, other aid killed and wounded more Gazans.

Israeli Scholars: Dead Sea Study Suggests ‘Valid’ Earthquake Forecast

Prior to earthquakes, electromagnetic radiation decreases in volume but become more intense, the researchers wrote.

Israel Working to Let Private Homes Store Energy

The program will also allow infrastructure for charging electric vehicles at gas stations without affecting the grid system.

Israeli Army Launches Initiative to Transform Organic Waste Into Renewable Energy

The technology is capable of recycling up to 500 kg of organic waste daily. The biogas produced will be used to heat water for the base.

Israeli Wireless Electric Road System Chosen for Groundbreaking French Project

The project will initially focus on charging commercial electric fleets while they are in motion.

4.4 Magnitude Quake off Lebanese Coast Rattles Northern Israel

The quake struck 73 kilometers northwest of Sidon, Lebanon at a depth of 10.0 kilometers, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

Syrian Refugees in Turkish Earthquake Shocked to Be Treated by Israelis

There were many Syrian refugees in Turkey that needed medical aid, which Israel provided.

For First Time Israel Passes 10% Mark for Renewable Energies

The data of the report shows that in 2022, production facilities with an average capacity of about 96 megawatts in various technologies were connected every month.

Israeli Rescue Team Using New Technique to Rescue Turkish Earthquake Survivor

The team is now digging underneath the building with the plan to reach the man by drilling upwards.

Earthquake Felt in Israel (Updated)

The earthquake registered 3.5 on the Richter scale.

Sea of Galilee Rises Over the Weekend

The water is just 1.64 meters below the upper red line.

Israelis Rejoice as Winter Finally Arrives; Heavy Rain Causes Disruptions

Mount Hermon saw at least 30 cm (11 inches) of snow, raising hopes that Israelis would finally get to enjoy a winter wonderland before spring.

Israel Raises $2 Billion in First Ever Green Bond Issue

A green bond enables investors in the capital market to be connected to the government’s sustainability and environmental goals and to help promote these goals.

Watch: Keeping the Kinneret Always Topped Off

No more worrying about the (Sea of Galilee) Kinneret's water level dropping below the red line in drought years or from overpumping.

Israel, Jordan and UAE Sign Solar to Water Energy-Sharing Agreement

Israel will provide Jordan with desalinated water in exchange for solar electricity produced in Jordan in a plant built by the UAE.

Israel Holds First Inter-Ministerial Committee Meeting on Earthquake Recovery Plans

A powerful earthquake in Israel is not a question of whether it will happen, but when,” says the director general of the Prime Minister’s Office.

Environment Minister Calls for Halt to Eilat Beach Water Line Construction

The minister from Meretz called on the city to stop and dismantle all their beachfront construction.

Ikea Beit Shemesh Evacuated Due to Forest Fire

Shoppers were allowed back in after firefighters determined the area was safe.

Hebrew U Study: Desert Regions Best Predictors of Climate Change in Wet Areas

These results can be incorporated into models to simulate how nature will function under drier or hotter conditions.

Northern Israel Experiences Light Tremor

Israel experiences a devastating earthquake approximately every 100 years and have warned that such a disastrous occurrence is just a question of time.

Haifa U Installs Innovative Radar to Gauge Number of Insects in Hula Lake

Prof. Sapir expects insect migration in Israel to be on an even larger scale than in the UK.

Knesset Health Subcommittee Critical of Government’s ‘Anemic’ Climate Targets

“When it came to the Government's commitment in the [2021] Glasgow Climate Pact, I thought things would be different."

Hebrew U. 12-Year Study of Street Cats Concludes 70% Must Be Neutered Continuously to...

Reduction of free-roaming cat population requires high-intensity neutering in spatial contiguity to mitigate compensatory effects.

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