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Closed military zone: Mount Hermon fills with snow
Site usually flooded with Israeli visitors now announced off limits amid high snowfall across all areas of the mountain; rainy spell set to continue across the country
Yair Kraus
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12.30.24
Heavy rainfall, flooding expected for stormy Saturday forecast
Israeli Meteorological Service issuing severe warnings for heavy rain and flooding risks after strong winds over 50 km/h hit the coastal plain, with a tree falling in Kiryat Yam, a lightning storm in northern Sharon, and over 40 mm of rain in Haifa; The storm expected to peak overnight Friday
Ynetnews
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12.27.24
Celebrity chef partners with Israeli organization to tackle winter crisis for children
Jamie Geller says some 400 children in three centers lack basic winter necessities like coats and gloves
Sivan Raviv, ILTV
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12.26.24
Flu hospitalizations in Israel skyrocket 60% in a week
Hospital data from recent weeks show number of hospitalized youths rose sharply, with experts warning low vaccination rates lead to more dangerous cases
Nina Fox
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12.24.24
Ice cold: Winter war preparations underway as IDF deploys in Syria and Lebanon
IDF gearing up for extreme winter operations in Syria and Lebanon, equipping troops with advanced cold-weather gear, insulated shelters and upgraded logistics; lessons from past campaigns and foreign militaries aim to ensure readiness in harsh enemy terrain
Yoav Zitun
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12.17.24
Israel sees driest rainy season in 25 years
No significant changes in temperatures, with local rain expected in central Israel, Haifa Bay and Western Galilee; Jerusalem reports concerning rainfall deficit, receiving just one-third of average precipitation for this time of year
Ilana Curiel
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12.04.24
Why hot winter showers are bad news for your hair and skin
Hot showers soothe muscles and improve mood, but prolonged use can dry out skin and hair, damage the skin’s protective barrier and worsen conditions like eczema; experts recommend short, lukewarm showers with gentle soaps
Dr. Hagit Metz
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12.04.24
Israel heads into cold spell ahead of possible first snow of season
Country sees first significant cold wave for the winter, with temperatures expected to drop significantly, accompanied by rain, floods and possible snow in the northern peaks
Ilana Curiel, Lior El-Hai
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11.24.24
Israel and Hezbollah prepare for a winter war
As winter intensifies, the conflict in Lebanon raises questions about weather impacts on warfare, especially with floods hitting Beirut; Experts say weather affects ground operations more than air, possibly putting pressure on negotiations – but it won't halt determined military actions
Lior Ben Ari
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11.13.24
How to deal with dry skin: Expert prevention and treatment tips
As temperatures drop, winter's chill can dry and irritate skin; dermatologist advises on protective measures and warns that frequent showers may worsen skin dryness
Dr. Sivan Mercer, Sharon Kidon
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11.07.24
Unprecedented winter: What's with the environment?
The climate crisis continues to break records even in winter, historic agreements to save animal migrations, and humanity is willing to pay more than previously thought to help mitigate the climate crisis
Yuval Rosenberg, Ph.D / Davidson Institute of Science
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04.20.24
Watch: Giant jellyfish on Israeli shores, will they stay for summer?
Extremely large creatures seen in Israel may not leave its shores, expert warn while more expected to arrive amid rising sea temperatures
Ilana Curiel
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03.05.24
This is why we are feeling more sick this winter
More Israelis are sick this winter than have been in recent decades, and the high volume of patients is leading to extended waiting times for hospital beds, even in the hallways of internal medicine departments; While the flu vaccine may not offer perfect protection, it does help reduce infection rates and prevent severe illness
Dr. Eyal Brown
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02.27.24
A winter view of the Golan Heights' majestic splendor
Typically, the Golan Heights is a top nature trip destination now, but due to the war and rising tensions in the north, we can only enjoy it through nature photographer Rafi Koren's captures of the northern and central Golan
Rafi Koren
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02.19.24
When Houthis attack, make lahoh and Yemeni soup
Known as the Jewish-Yemeni Penicillin, the Yemeni soup is the perfect solution for a cold winter and it goes great with lahoh, an irresistible bubbly pastry you make in a pan
Raheli Krut
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02.09.24
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