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Ilana Curiel
Israel scales back presence at UN climate summit over fears of protests, diplomatic incidents
Israel spent NIS 6.5M last year to showcase innovation at Azerbaijan’s climate conference; traditionally sending full delegations of officials, companies and NGOs, Israel canceled planned ministerial attendance at Dubai COP two years ago due to war
Ilana Curiel
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08.19.25
Last crocodile at abandoned West Bank farm shot dead by Israeli inspectors
Nature and Parks Authority officials say animal killed under Civil Administration orders to protect public safety; animal rights groups call incident cruel, demand investigation
Ilana Curiel
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08.16.25
'We’re stretched thin': Israel's water infrastructure strained amid scorching heat wave
Country's water and electricity grids operating at maximum capacity to meet record demand during intense heat wave, prompting authorities to sound alarm over need for future planning
Ilana Curiel
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08.14.25
Fourth day running: Israel bakes as power grid hits historic high
Blistering temperatures nearing 49°C in Eilat and shattering records nationwide; power usage surpasses 17,000 MW, safety measures cause train delays and wildfire warnings issued
Alexandra Lukash, Ilana Curiel
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08.13.25
Video shows ultra-Orthodox youths dancing on David Ben-Gurion’s grave
Ben-Gurion Heritage Institute condemns the act as offensive and says police are investigating; staff at the site do not witness the incident, and authorities work to verify the footage and identify those responsible
Ilana Curiel
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08.13.25
Israel swelters through record-breaking heat, with temperatures expected to climb further
Severe heat wave grips country, bringing temperatures as high as 49°C (120°F) in some areas; hot, humid conditions to continue along the coast and possible afternoon showers with thunderstorms in the south
Ilana Curiel, Or Hadar, Elisha Ben Kimon, Israel Moshkovitz
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08.13.25
Energy poverty exacerbates summer heat for Israel’s vulnerable communities
As a heat wave scorches Israel, low-income families in poorly insulated homes face soaring energy costs and dangerous conditions, highlighting the growing crisis of energy poverty
Ilana Curiel, Shira Kadri-Ovadia
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08.11.25
'It's here to stay': The invasive species rapidly spreading in Israeli waters
An invasive lionfish from the Red Sea is now common along Israel’s coasts, posing ecological threats and occasional danger to humans; while its venomous spines can cause painful stings, experts stress incidents are rare
Alexandra Lukash, Ilana Curiel
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08.11.25
Heat wave to shatter near-century-old records across Israel
Temperatures in the Jordan Valley expected to reach 51°C; meteorologists warn of extreme heat stress, tropical humidity, strong winds and possible flash floods in the Negev
Ilana Curiel
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08.10.25
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
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08.07.25
Cliffs along Israel’s Mediterranean shore at risk of collapse, experts warn
Israel’s shoreline cliffs are crumbling, threatening lives; despite over a decade of warnings, the government has yet to secure the nearly NIS 1 billion needed to fix the problem
Ilana Curiel
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08.07.25
Drought threatens historic Roman spring in Israel, ecosystems at risk
Roman Spring at Hamat Tiberias National Park is nearly dry due to Israel’s worsening drought, with the Sea of Galilee at critically low levels, threatening ecosystems and exposing habitats to invasive species
Ilana Curiel
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08.07.25
Israel braces for prolonged heat wave with extreme temperatures, unusual humidity
Highs expected to near or exceed 40°C in many regions and up to 45°C in the Jordan Valley and Dead Sea, plus unseasonal August thunderstorms
Ilana Curiel
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08.06.25
Israel braces for extreme week-long heat wave, record-high temperatures
Temperatures are forecast to soar as much as 18°C above average, with some areas nearing 50°C; heat wave, expected to last a week, may break 2025 records and trigger severe heat stress in both inland and coastal regions
Ilana Curiel
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08.05.25
Authorities cull hundreds of crocodiles after kids throw stones at them
Israeli Civil Administration orders culling of around 200 Nile crocodiles, citing an imminent threat to public safety after clip showing youths throwing rocks at them
Ilana Curiel
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08.04.25
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