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She survived October 7. Now she rescues stranded drivers in the desert
Now based in the Arava, Oksana Dvorkin has become Netivei Israel’s first female service-patrol driver, helping families stranded on Highway 90 with breakdowns, fuel shortages and roadside emergencies
Ilana Curiel
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08.26.26
Desert magic: the dreamers and doers of the Southern Arava
In Israel’s Southern Arava, newcomers who left cities and abroad are building a desert culture of food, ecology and craft — turning a once-transit region into a destination shaped by community, creativity and quiet desert life
ynet Global
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06.26.26
The Negev’s quirkiest getaway: a bus, a plunge pool and total silence
In the Negev Highlands, an old bus hidden at the edge of a vineyard offers no room service, no staff and no cell signal, but its creators say that is exactly the point: solitude, silence and a rare chance to disconnect
Assaf Kamar
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06.19.26
Inside the sunken Dead Sea party boat that became a desert shipwreck
Decades ago, it hosted wild all-night parties on the Dead Sea, with music until sunrise and a dance floor shaking from the bass, until a storm swept the legendary 'Lot’s Wife' ashore, where it now lies abandoned in the salt desert
Assaf Kamar
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05.16.26
Rare desert blooms appear amid war | Watch
Thousands of Israelis seeking brief respite from sirens head to the desert to enjoy spectacular bloom rarely seen in Israel; 'Different parts of the desert are painted in wide range of colors'
Ilana Curiel
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03.09.26
Desert oasis escape: inside the serene Moa Living retreat in the Arava
In the heart of the Arava, Moa Living offers a carefully curated desert wellness retreat with a slower pace and prices starting at NIS 1,400 per night — delivering calm that lingers beyond the stay
Assaf Kamar
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02.26.26
The culinary charms of Israel’s most laid-back town in the south
Surrounded by desert and wide-open spaces, Mitzpe Ramon has become a quiet haven of calm and freedom, as the southern town nears its 70th anniversary, we explore new restaurants and galleries alongside longtime favorites still worth revisiting
Amir Kaminer
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12.27.25
A hidden water hike in the heart of Judean Desert — unmarked, not well known and not for everyone
After winter floods, veteran hiker Shoshi Iluz set out on a rugged, unmarked route in the Judean Desert that leads to deep, cold pools; She describes the risks, the unexpected views of the Dead Sea and the moments that reveal the desert’s quiet life
Assaf Kamar
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12.06.25
Inside Midburn: The harsh, costly festival Israelis can’t resist
Midburn costs as much as an overseas vacation — sometimes more — with harsh conditions and almost no phone reception; yet participants embrace the heat and lack of comfort, trading running water for a temporary utopian city rising in the desert
Assaf Kamar
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11.29.25
15 years of desert magic: International Desert Marathon in Eilat draws thousands
Eilat Desert Marathon's 15th edition turned Eilat and the southern Arava into a global running festival, with runners from Israel and around the world tackling desert trails, and a festive family race honoring local war victims and remembrance events
ynet Global
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11.29.25
1,500 people lie beneath the stars in the desert: At this concert, sleeping is encouraged
Not a festival but a deep‑listening sonic experience: For 12 hours, from sunset to sunrise, under near‑pitch darkness with no phones or signal, 1,500 people lie on mattresses, stars above and ambient music surrounding them
Omer Tessel
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07.28.25
Surprise snowfall blankets the world’s driest desert: Atacama turns white
For the first time in over a decade, snow fell near Chile’s ALMA Observatory in the heart of the Atacama Desert—experts warn climate change may make such extreme events more common
Ynetnews, AFP
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06.28.25
Make chocolate roll-up cookies for Passover
These sugar-free and gluten-free treats are perfect to bake during the Jewish holiday to satisfy sweet cravings while observing Passover
Naama Ran
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04.07.25
Iranians struggles to breath amid worsening pollution
Problem at its worse around Tehran where over half of Iran's industry, including automobile manufactureing, electronics and arms production, to name but a few, is concentrated
Yogev Israeli
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02.16.25
Frozen triple-layered cake
A refreshing frozen delight for the last warm days before winter
Na'ama Ran
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10.25.24
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