Water
After decades in darkness: Tel Afek's historic underground waterworks opens to public
The historic Tel Afek waterworks reopens: A journey following the water that saved Jerusalem, featured in a special Nature and Parks Authority series.
US Senators push to protect water systems after spate of Iranian cyberattacks, FBI warnings
Heavy rains and deadly floods in southern India kill 14, displace thousands
Pumping water and prioritizing agriculture threatens ecological collapse
UK Law Commission considers legalizing water cremation as new funeral option
Process uses water and alkaline chemicals to break down bodies, offering eco-friendly alternative.
Neglecting morning hydration can stall weight loss, warns expert
Many people confuse thirst with hunger, leading to overeating, says Joseph.
Mekorot adopts AR tech to streamline operations and boost water infrastructure management
Israel’s national water company partners with Treedis to launch an AR-powered digital transformation in facility maintenance
This new feature at Shefayim Water Park will make your summer perfect!
Shefayim Water Park kicks off summer with a new policy limiting daily visitors to reduce crowds and lines. Enjoy 31 water slides, Israel’s largest wave pool, and family discounts.
Sales and new home items
Exciting new home products and holiday deals: From designer tableware and eco-friendly water filters to festive flower arrangements and customized carpets.
Diving int water: A guide to water attractions and slides for the Shavuot holiday
VR slides on luxury cruises, water parks in Eilat, and pools in central Israel—discover top attractions to make your long Shavuot weekend a fun, refreshing, and wet family vacation.
Mekorot to move HQ from Tel Aviv to Kiryat Ono in NIS 230M deal for Onyx Complex office tower
National water company Mekorot to leave Tel Aviv after decades, relocating to a modern 12-floor HQ in Kiryat Ono by early 2027.
Water into wine: Archaeologist claim to pinpoint location associated with Jesus's first miracle
A team of archaeologists claims to have located the exact site where, according to Christian tradition, Jesus performed his first miracle - turning water into wine.
New Israeli study links poor hydration to increase heart failure risk
Many don't consume enough water on regular days, even when it's cold, and as a result could have a higher risk of heart failure and high blood pressure (hypertension).
The Indus standoff: Unraveling the hydro-political crisis between India, Pakistan - opinion
The collapse of the Indus Waters Treaty risks plunging South Asia into a hydro-political crisis due to Pakistan’s 'weaponization of a goodwill agreement.'
