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Eilat port lays desolate amid Houthi threat

After challenges faced by Israel's southernmost city during the war in Gaza, port officials say lack of work due to Houthi threat is a danger to Israeli economy

Ilana Curiel | 12.21.24

They shot the dogs too: 'The terrorists killed the cutest creature ever'

On October 7, as Hamas terrorists massacred hundreds of Israelis, they also killed dozens of dogs; so far, 60 cases of dogs being killed on that dark day have been documented, though the true number is likely higher; here, we share some of their stories

Ilana Curiel | 12.21.24

Eastern border residents on edge as security threats escalate

As security threats intensify along Israel's eastern border, residents and local leaders are pushing for stronger defenses; and despite promises from the government, delayed funding and insufficient military presence leave communities vulnerable to terrorism and smuggling

Ilana Curiel | 12.13.24

Stem cell transplantation could save the coral reefs

Researchers at Ben-Gurion University have discovered that, much like bone marrow transplants in humans, transplanting cells from healthy corals could help protect vulnerable corals from the effects of rising sea temperatures in the future

Ilana Curiel | 12.12.24

No rain until Hanukkah: Israel is heading toward a drought

The director of the Meteorological Service says the lack of rain is a consequence of climate change: 'We don't see precipitation until Hanukkah'

Alexandra Lukash, Ilana Curiel | 12.09.24

Israeli white rhino Rihanna gives birth to fourth calf

Ramat Gan Safari staff say unsure who's calf's father and add event marks 34th birth in facility

Ilana Curiel | 12.09.24

From black to green: Nature in Golan Heights begins to recover

Katzrin Stream, which was badly damaged in the war, is recovering as the cease-fire continues; 'The Golan was black this year, but is already starting to turn green and colorful with stunning flowers'

Ilana Curiel | 12.08.24

Israel sees driest rainy season in 25 years

No significant changes in temperatures, with local rain expected in central Israel, Haifa Bay and Western Galilee; Jerusalem reports concerning rainfall deficit, receiving just one-third of average precipitation for this time of year

Ilana Curiel | 12.04.24

Nature lovers rejoice! Multiple new Israeli national parks ready for visitors

New reserves include Israel's first marine national park in Caesarea; the initiative preserves geological and ecological treasures, expands protected marine areas, and enhances tourism and education while respecting natural habitats

Ilana Curiel | 11.26.24

Israel heads into cold spell ahead of possible first snow of season

Country sees first significant cold wave for the winter, with temperatures expected to drop significantly, accompanied by rain, floods and possible snow in the northern peaks

Ilana Curiel, Lior El-Hai | 11.24.24

Rare bird spotted in Israel for 1st time since 1995

Birdwatcher walking through Be’er Sheva River Park spotted a bearded reedling, last seen in the country nearly 30 years ago

Ilana Curiel | 11.17.24

Conservationists rush to save species from war

Nature reserve launches operation to remove Hula painted frog from rocket, drone attacks that could wipeout entire population, relocating them to Jerusalem zoo

Ilana Curiel | 11.14.24

Children free Arabian wolf trapped in barbed wire fence

During their soccer game, children from Kibbutz in the Arava Desert alert the Nature and Parks Authority inspectors; After about a month and a half of rehabilitation, the wolf returnes to the wild

Ilana Curiel | 11.12.24

In first, coral reef in Gulf of Eilat turns white due to global warming

The coral reefs did not remain unaffected by the extreme heat wave experienced in the summer of 2024, and due to being unable to sweat, the corals chose to shed their vibrant colors; 'Although the resilience of Eilat's corals is exceptionally high on a global scale, it turns out that even they have a tipping point' expert says

Ilana Curiel | 11.06.24

Israel holds first state-sponsored camel race in Negev desert

Once seen as a public nuisance and symbol of weak governance, the event’s formalization now transforms it into a valued cultural and tourism asset, local leaders say

Ilana Curiel | 11.01.24