Israel sees one of the driest winters in a century Despite the near halving of rainfall, desalination and recycling mean that the country is not expecting shortages in the foreseeable future. Feb. 3, 2025
Israeli desalination can help the world Countries around the world are facing acute water shortages and Israel can provide a solution. Ayoob Kara Sept. 26, 2023
Israel and UAE join forces for a greener future Companies, nonprofits, universities and people cross borders to initiate collaborative projects in water, energy and natural resource management. Abigail Klein Leichman Jan. 31, 2022
Ben-Gurion University researchers advocate using shells to monitor pollution Their high diversity and presence in all marine habitats make them ideal candidates for monitoring ongoing pollution and its impacts. Jan. 29, 2021
First international Dead Sea photo competition attracts global attention Among the 3,500-plus photographers participating in the Israeli-initiated challenge were photographers from the Palestinian Authority, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. Eliana Rudee June 1, 2020
Following US pressure, Israel to review Chinese bid for major desalination plant The firm that wins the tender would operate it for 25 years. May 12, 2020
Sea of Galilee is almost full, but its beaches remain empty Just inches from its highest level in 20 years, the Kinneret’s biggest fans remain barred from its shores due to current travel restrictions. May 3, 2020
Israel’s First World problems are real, but so is its progress Traffic jams, crumbling and inadequate infrastructure, and a clunky political system are lamentable; however, historical perspective is needed on all of the Jewish state’s challenges. Jonathan S. Tobin March 2, 2020
Israel charts the universe’s last great frontier There is tremendous untapped potential and infinite discoveries to be made in the seas, whether in the field of health and food or a greater understanding of submarine ecosystems. University of Haifa Dec. 29, 2019
