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Ilana Curiel
Rare desert falcon that escaped captivity managed to recover and start a family in Judean Desert
During a survey of raptors in Judean Desert, a falcon was spotted with remnants of leather straps on its legs, equipment used by hunters to tie the legs of birds of prey; The escaped falcon found a mate, and is currently raising two chicks with her
Ilana Curiel
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04.15.26
Bee swarm alarms residents of Netivot | Watch
Residents are advised to avoid approaching the bees - which settled in a shopping complex in the southern city - until professionals handle the situation; They also swarmed residential balconies throughout the city
Ilana Curiel
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04.15.26
Rare wild ass foal born at Ramat Gan Safari | Watch
This is one of the rarest mammal species in the world and is critically endangered; foal is the third offspring to be born to the Israeli pair of wild asses
Ilana Curiel
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04.13.26
Neot Hovav industrial zone hit for third time in Iran war
Last week, a missile hit the Adama chemical plant, causing extensive damage and lightly injuring six people, as fears of a hazardous materials leak forced workers to shelter while dozens of crews battled the blaze for hours
Ilana Curiel
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04.05.26
Rare blue pansy butterfly spotted in Israel as war and storms disrupt annual nationwide count
Despite missile threats and unusually cold, rainy weather, Israel’s annual butterfly count begins with a rare sighting near the Sea of Galilee; organizers say conditions have limited participation but hope warmer days will bring more discoveries
Ilana Curiel
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04.05.26
The haze is clearing, the rain is returning and it will be colder than usual | Full weather forecast
On Tuesday the rain will return widely and there may be flooding in the Judean Desert and the Dead Sea; Meteorological Service: 'After Passover, temperatures will rise and even be higher than average'
Ilana Curiel
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04.05.26
Billions for terror: Israel says Iran doubled Hezbollah funding since last war
IDF says Tehran sent Hezbollah about $2 billion over the past year, roughly twice its usual annual support, helping the group rebuild after the 2024 war and sustain heavy rocket and drone fire in the current conflict
Ilana Curiel
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04.02.26
'We’re making history': Maxsim, Noam, Ben and Gilad killed in Lebanon combat
Staff Sgt. Maxsim Entis told his family before entering Lebanon that 'everything will be OK'; Staff Sgt. Ben Cohen asked mourners to wear red if the worst were to happen; Capt. Noam Madmoni is remembered as a quiet leader and 'the salt of the earth'
Meir Turgeman, Ilana Curiel
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03.31.26
Eilat man accused of spying for Iran, filming Ovda Airbase for payment
Prosecutors say 23-year-old received hundreds of dollars to photograph sensitive sites, including an Israeli Air Force base where he worked, despite suspecting handler was linked to Iranian intelligence
Ilana Curiel
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03.30.26
Over 80 bombs in hours: Israel expands strikes on Iran’s weapons industry in Tehran
IDF says missile and weapons production sites targeted in Tehran; Iran reports petrochemical strike in Tabriz
Ilana Curiel
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03.30.26
'We didn’t believe this could happen': Widespread damage after Iranian cluster missile hits Be'er Sheva
At least five people were lightly wounded by an Iranian missile, two hours after a strike on an Adama factory in Neot Hovav, with minor damage to Hapoel Be'er Sheva’s training complex and homes destroyed in the Nahal Ashan neighborhood
Ilana Curiel, Shay Mogilevsky
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03.29.26
Iran targets southern Israel: impacts in Be'er Sheva, industrial plant hit in Neot Hovav
Workers told to shelter as crews respond to chemical leak following missile strike Emergency teams assess risks after hazardous materials leak at industrial zone in southern Israel
Ilana Curiel
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03.29.26
Haze, strong winds and rain: Unseasonal storm set to disrupt Passover across Israel
Local rain is expected Sunday and Monday, on Passover Eve the winds will pick up and bring strong haze and dust storms; On Thursday it will be rainy from the north to Eilat; The reason for the unstable weather: a 'medicane' in the Greek islands
Ilana Curiel
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03.29.26
Missile fire triggers sirens in south as IDF pounds Iranian arms production sites
Military says it struck Iran’s main naval missile and sea mine production site in Yazd, along with ballistic missile and air defense targets
Elisha Ben Kimon, Ilana Curiel, Or Hadar
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03.27.26
Baby on board: Biblical Zoo's orangutan is pregnant for the first time
Everyone is excited: Orangutans are an endangered species due to deforestation in Borneo and Sumatra, and over the past year only one baby orangutan has been born in zoos across Europe; Suga is not having any unusual cravings
Ilana Curiel
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03.24.26
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