Deeds and consequence Just as ecological actions bring a reaction, so it is in our Jewish lives. Rabbi Yossy Goldman March 5, 2025
Israeli scientist attends Moroccan environmental conference “You start talking [with Arabs] professionally and the barriers fall down,” says Dr. Doron Markel. Etgar Lefkovits Feb. 25, 2025
After 16 years of delays, Binyamin sewage plant back on track Some 2 billion gallons of wastewater has seeped into the ground in the area since 2009. Josh Hasten Jan. 30, 2025
Restoring the Galilee forest: A five-year journey of renewal and hope As the trees regenerate, so, too, will the communities of Israel’s north. Gilad Ostrovsky Jan. 8, 2025
Kenyan school scraps deal, apologizes for causing pain partnering with Israel “We are not in any way supporting the ongoing humanitarian conflict in the Middle East,” Daystar University stated. Jan. 2, 2025
Israeli environmental minister accuses PA of purposely polluting "The Palestinian Authority has failed—negligently and intentionally—posing a threat to the residents of the entire State of Israel," said Idit Silman. Dec. 25, 2024
TAU study refutes claims of pollution from biblical-era mining Researchers found minimal environmental and health impacts at King Solomon's copper mines in southern Israel's Timna Valley. Dec. 23, 2024
Jaffa Port gets Israel’s first wave energy plant Electricity generated from sea waves will power the national grid. JNS Staff Dec. 5, 2024
Israel begins reopening northern national parks The phased reopening brings a ray of hope to the north, but scars of war remain visible. JNS Staff Dec. 4, 2024
