Deserts in israel
Knowing the Land of Israel part 2: Be’er Milka
Thousands of years ago, this strange place was known as Kadesh Barnea, and was considered the southernmost boundary of the Land of Israel.
Crisis as a catalyst, will Oct. 7 reshape the Israeli tech ecosystem? - opinion
Tour Israel: Visit the Negev's Desert Nights Music Festival
Negev’s ‘Desert Nights’ festival to kick off in August
Israeli 'DeserTech' to be model for environmental cooperation in Mideast
The program encourages entrepreneurism and innovation around solving four of the most significant challenges of the desert.
American dead hiker’s family won NIS 2.7 m., but did the Israeli court really dig in?
The court said it dismissed disputed aspects of the students’ narratives since there was no way to reconcile contradictions, they had clearly influenced each other, and because of inconsistencies.
Desertification Day: How Israel could help solve the desertification crisis
"There is hope," said Nicole Hod-Stroh. "Israel's Negev is leading this hope and should be a source of national pride."
Archaeologists find architecture plans for mystery desert mega structures - study
Archaeologists found ancient engravings in Saudi Arabia and Jordan that seem to be architectural plans to construct mega-structures called desert kites, which were used for hunting.
Israel made the desert bloom – this is fact, not racism - opinion
Contrary to what anti-Israel figures try to say, the Jewish people transformed this region in the Middle East into a prosperous country.
Air conditioning system in PM Ben-Gurion's Sde Boker home restored
Teams of retired technicians came back for a special project: restoring a long-retired air conditioning unit in the former home of Israel's first Prime Minister, David Ben-Gurion.
How did the Arava become the 'Silicon Valley' of Israeli agriculture?
Welcome to “the Silicon Valley” of Israeli agriculture. The JNF’s catchy slogan is “The Arava is where fertile minds meet barren soil.”
Grazing animals on desert land can help the environment - Israeli study
Grazing affects many ecosystems, especially in light of climate change and increasing human activity.
Light pollution is killing desert rodents - study
The rodents that have been dying like flies are the diurnal golden spiny mouse, and the nocturnal common spiny mouse.
Coin from Bar Kochba revolt found in Judean Desert
Archaeologists also found a fabric with a light blue thread that may have been part of an ancient tallit in the dig.
Two Israelis save injured camel in trunk of their car
On the way near Nahal Chaver, Chagai Tal and his friend Shachar found a group of Bedouins spreading out a blanket for a wounded camel that was apparently hurt in a rock slide.
