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The remarkable story of 11-year-old Jewish boy who survived plane crash, alone in the snow for 3 days

Yitzhak Elal, the sole survivor of a 1949 crash that killed among others, two of his brothers and his sister, on their way from Tunisia to a recovery camp in Norway before immigrating to Israel

Oded Kramer, Itzik Shasho | 05.22.26

First May snow in years hits Mount Hermon as storms sweep Israel | Watch

Thunderstorms brought rare May rain to the north and center, with Shavei Tzion and Tzuriel recording 8 millimeters and Haifa and Kiryat Shmona 6 millimeters

Yair Kraus, Eitan Glickman | 05.04.26

Rain and cold return, possible snow on Mount Hermon: 'Rare event that occurs once every 15 years'

Toward noon, cool, humid air will move in and temperatures will drop considerably; Local rain is expected to fall mainly in the north of the country, in the mountains and in the east; Starting in the evening, there may be snow on Mount Hermon.

ynet | 05.03.26

Heavy rain, cold snap and Hermon snow hit Israel ahead of daylight saving time shift

Thunderstorms, flooding risk and strong winds sweep much of the country; forecasters warn of flash floods in southern streams and coastal flooding as winter weather lingers

ynet | 03.26.26

Snow on Mount Hermon as weekend storms bring rain and flood concerns

Temperatures drop as rain spreads across northern and central Israel, with snow expected on Mount Hermon overnight. Heavy rainfall could ease seasonal deficits while raising flood risks in southern desert areas

ynet Global | 03.20.26

Snow falls in northern Golan for first time in two months; light rain expected by noon

Snow blankets Druze villages in the Golan Heights as temperatures dip below seasonal average; light rain forecast in central Israel and the Negev, gradual warming expected Sunday and Monday

Yair Kraus | 02.27.26

Winter is shifting in a warming world, as New York blizzard masks broader trend

While a snowstorm grounds thousands of flights in the US, scientists say extreme cold is declining overall, heat waves are rising and rapid temperature swings are becoming more common

Maya Falah | 02.24.26

500 passengers were abandoned overnight on planes after snowstorm hits Munich

Flights were canceled amid heavy snowfall, but strict overnight curfew rules and a shortage of buses left hundreds stuck on five aircraft until morning, with limited food and no way back to the terminal

Roy Elman | 02.23.26

New York restricts travel to emergencies as major winter storm nears: 'The worst is still ahead'

A powerful snowstorm is set to slam the US East Coast, putting 54 million people in its path a month after a deadly storm killed more than 100; states declared emergencies, thousands of flights were canceled and New York City limited travel to emergencies, with the mayor warning: 'We haven’t faced a storm like this in a decade'

ynet, News Agencies | 02.23.26

In Georgia’s snowy mountains, a glass‑walled hotel room becomes the view

Or Shohat, who burst into our lives on 'Beauty and the Geek', jumped to Georgia for a vacation that looks like a postcard; After a trek in the mountains, he takes us into the room where the outside comes in without having to move from bed. And you won't believe how much he paid for one night

Assaf Kamar | 02.01.26

Grew up in Hungary, barely speak Hebrew - but they are representing Israel at the Winter Olympics

Alpine skiers Noa and Barney Szőllős train in Austria but on the slopes they feel Israeli; just before the Winter Olympics for the second time, the siblings talk about their Jewish roots and the dream of bringing a historic achievement to Israel

Stav Ifergan | 01.29.26

Deep freeze grips US as winter storm kills at least 25, extreme cold to last into February

A massive winter storm paralyzed large parts of the United States, grounding thousands of flights, leaving 800,000 without power and triggering extreme cold warnings for nearly 200 million people as temperatures plunged to minus 30 Celsius

News Agencies | 01.26.26

Deadly deep freeze sweeps across US cancels 16,000 flights

At least seven people were killed as an extreme cold wave gripped nearly two thirds of the United States, leaving about one million without power. Ice collapsed power lines, major airports shut down and schools moved online as the storm was set to continue

News Agencies | 01.26.26

First major snowfall draws thousands to Mount Hermon after two years of war | Watch

More than 60 centimeters of snow piled up at the summit, boosting tourism in the north after difficult years, though skiing remains closed and advance reservations are still required due to capacity limits

Yair Kraus | 01.18.26

Planning a snowy getaway? Here’s what a Mount Hermon weekend will cost

Mount Hermon is set to open to visitors Thursday without skiing, but those planning a weekend in the north will find little availability near the site, more options farther south and unsurprisingly steep prices

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 01.14.26

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