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Extreme temperatures in upcoming Israel heatwave come sooner than expected, expert says

Temperatures are expected to near 40°C (104°F) in Jerusalem and up to 49°C (120°F) in the east, prompting health warnings, a ban on bonfires, highlighting the growing impact of climate change

Sharon Kidon, Ilana Curiel | 08.07.25

חלקים חדשים של הרי טורקיה, שהיו מכוסים בעבר בקרח, נחשפים במהירות שנה אחר שנה

Melting glaciers in Turkey signal severe climate crisis

Vanishing glaciers on Turkey’s Cilo Mountain reveal stark reality of climate change, where rising temperatures and increased tourism are accelerating ice loss in a once-pristine alpine region

Yogev Israeli, AFP | 07.31.25

Choking sands: How dust storms are threatening Middle East’s future

Sand and dust storms wreaking havoc across regions, causing millions of premature deaths, overwhelming hospitals and costing $150 billion annually; Experts warn urgent action is needed to combat growing environmental and health crisis

Associated Press | 07.14.25

Temperatures in Israel expected to surpass 55°C by 2100, report says

New climate report warns of sharply rising temperatures and intensifying short bursts of heavy rainfall; coastal and inland regions face greater flood risks and prolonged drought, challenging infrastructure, agriculture and water management nationwide

Ilana Curiel | 07.07.25

The shifting rainfall patterns

Recent research indicates that the Eastern Mediterranean region is likely to face fewer rainy days in the future, but with each rainfall event becoming more intense; What basic scientific principles help explain these conclusions?

Itamar Karbi / Davidson Institute of Science | 05.09.25

Report: Israel's climate tech defies war and economic downturn

The 2024–2025 Climate Tech Status Report found that despite a 39% drop in investment—from $1 billion in 2023 to $613 million in 2024—the sector remains robust

Maayan Hoffman, iltv | 05.09.25

As climate change rages on, Israel prepares for a future of severe drought

Water authority warns that reduced rainfall will increase drought events, straining water resources, challenging a growing population; plans desalination and infrastructure upgrades, to secure the country’s water future

Ilana Curiel | 04.30.25

Israel's climate goals fall short: Government report reveals gaps

Israel's first biennial climate report warns of insufficient progress toward emission reduction goals; With a projected 19% cut by 2030—below the 27% target—immediate action is needed on renewable energy, electric transportation, waste management and climate adaptation initiatives

Ilana Curiel | 04.23.25

Scientists tackle climate challenges with innovative techniques to grow cherries

Israeli researchers from MIGAL and the Volcani Institute have developed a method to advance cherry flowering and ripening by a month, addressing warm winters caused by climate change; This breakthrough could provide farmers with economic and marketing advantages through earlier harvests

Ilana Curiel | 04.17.25

'Say goodbye to fall, spring': Experts warn of Israel's climate extremes ahead

As global warming intensifies, Israel faces dramatic weather changes, including extreme heat waves and droughts; Experts warn of the urgent need to prepare as the changing of seasons alters and environmental conditions become increasingly unpredictable

Alexandra Lukash | 03.26.25

Severe drought grips Israel: Kinneret drops, Jordan River at record low

Winter 2024-2025 one of warmest seen in decades, with Israel recording only 50% of average rainfall; as groundwater declines and Jordan River reaches record-low flow, authorities warn: 'This trend is concerning'

Ilana Curiel | 03.20.25

Ancient Alexandria crumbling into the sea, study finds

Alexandria’s coastal erosion, driven by rising sea levels and seawater intrusion, leads to collapse of 280 buildings across Egyptian city; grim data from past 2 decades highlight growing climate threat to one of most historically significant cities

Yogev Israeli | 03.06.25

Israeli scientist buys land in Amazon to save the planet

Prof. Uri Shanas, founder of TiME, says anyone can join fight to protect nature; 'We mobilize the public—even with $1—to buy and preserve critical lands,' he explains; TiME has safeguarded over 12,000 square kilometers of endangered ecosystems worldwide

Sharon Kidon | 02.12.25

Global January heat wave breaks records, raising climate alarm

The latest climate data sends a clear warning: Even the smallest increase in temperature intensifies and accelerates extreme weather events, from deadly heat waves to torrential rains and severe droughts

Yogev Israeli, AFP | 02.10.25

Disaster waiting to happen: Is Israel ready to face extreme natural events?

Widespread fires like those in Los Angeles, excessive rain and flooding and devastating earthquakes can hit Israel at any time, but is the country ready for such scenarios?

Roy Rubinstein | 01.19.25

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